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Table 1: The DAQV-II procedural interface allows programmers to make distributed data available to external tools.

in A Framework for Interacting with Distributed Programs and Data
by Steven T. Hackstadt, Christopher W. Harrop, Allen D. Malony 1998
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Table 5.7: Results: Using the external scheck tool for handling syntactically safe and co-safe formulas.

in Contents
by Joachim Klein, Rheinische Friedrich-wilhelms, Prof Dr, Christel Baier 2005

Table 1. Internal and external data sources used by the DBAli tools

in doi:10.1093/nar/gkm236 DBAli tools: mining the protein structure space
by Marc A. Marti-renom, Ursula Pieper, M. S. Madhusudhan, Andrea Rossi, Narayanan Eswar, Fred P. Davis, Fátima Al-shahrour, Joaquín Dopazo, Andrej Sali 2007
"... In PAGE 2: ...0 (Table 1). DBAli also stores multiple structure alignments for 11,615 families with 30,900 non-redundant PDB chains representing 86,277 chains in PDB ( Table1 ). Structural and functional annotations are obtained from our databases LigBase (13) and PIBASE (14) and external databases such as CATH (5), SCOP (4), InterPro (15), PFam (16), EC (17) and GO (18).... ..."

Table 1. Internal and external data sources used by the DBAli tools

in doi:10.1093/nar/gkm236 DBAli tools: mining the protein structure space
by Marc A. Marti-renom, Ursula Pieper, M. S. Madhusudhan, Andrea Rossi, Narayanan Eswar, Fred P. Davis, Fátima Al-shahrour, Joaquín Dopazo, Andrej Sali 2007
"... In PAGE 2: ...0 (Table 1). DBAli also stores multiple structure alignments for 11,615 families with 30,900 non-redundant PDB chains representing 86,277 chains in PDB ( Table1 ). Structural and functional annotations are obtained from our databases LigBase (13) and PIBASE (14) and external databases such as CATH (5), SCOP (4), InterPro (15), PFam (16), EC (17) and GO (18).... ..."

Table 4. Number of Respondents Who Use quot;Externally Developed quot; Tools6

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"... In PAGE 7: ... Number of Respondents Who Use No Tools5 Sci (N=99) Eng (87) CS (199) Math (24) Other (39) All (448) fix serial program 42% 38% 40% 38% 33% 40% write parallel program 39 39 44 29 44 41 improve basic model 41 44 54 58 51 49 debug 32 30 31 29 28 31 tune performance 31 22 30 33 31 29 set up program runs 43 38 48 33 38 44 Tables 4 and 5 contrast the origins of the tools used for each program development activity. The percentages in Table4 reflect the proportion of respondents who use tools supplied by outside sources (either commercial or in the public domain), while those in Table 5 indicate the use of tools developed personally or by someone else within the respondent apos;s organization. These categories are not mutually exclusive; that is, some respondents report using tools from both types of sources.... In PAGE 9: ... In cases where there are significant differences between scientist and engineer responses, the two are distinguished. As can be appreciated in Table4 , quot;external quot; tools are used most frequently for debugging and tuning, followed closely by modifications to the serial program. An in-depth analysis revealed some interesting patterns in this use.... ..."

Table A5-2a. McFarlan apos;s risk resolution techniques for external integration tools.

in Attention Shaping
by Kalle Lyytinen, Lars Mathiassen, Janne Ropponen 227

Table 24: Search capabilities IV

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Table 1. The APIs Used in Implementing the Web Layer

in SRG: A Digital Document-Enhanced Service Oriented Research Grid
by Geoffrey Fox, Ahmet Fatih Mustacoglu, Ahmet E. Topcu, Aurel Cami 2007
"... In PAGE 5: ... The Web service provides methods for communicating with external tools. A number of APIs, summarized in Table1 , are used in the implementation of Web services. Web services are created using Apache Axis.... ..."
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Table 2. External web-based services accessed by FASTSNP

in FASTSNP: an always up-to-date and extendable service for SNP
by Hsiang-yu Yuan, Jen-jie Chiou, Wen-hsien Tseng, Chia-hung Liu, Chuan-kun Liu, Yi-jung Lin, Hui-hung Wang, Adam Yao, Yuan-tsong Chen, Chun-nan Hsu 2006
"... In PAGE 3: ... Web wrapper agents The information required to answer the questions about the 13 decision points in the decision tree is available; however, it is spread over a variety of online sequence databases and analytical tools. Table2 presents the databases and analytical tools used by FASTSNP for SNP prioritization and other func- tions. A traditional approach to integrating external sources is to download all the required data and programs and implement a huge data warehouse, but this often runs into maintenance difficulties because all the data must be kept up-to-date (11).... ..."

Table 1 Another characteristic of this experimentation is that objects produced with different tools are imported from different repositories and live together in CARF. In fact, in the reengineering process, the ESW toolset produces the structure chart and the modules specification as well as ADW in the forward engineering process. Both representations are merged into CARF. Such objects are no longer distinguishable when navigating in the CARF repository, neither are they on the documents produced by CARF.

in Managing A Software System And Keeping It Internally Consistent During Its Evolution
by F. Cutillo, F. Lanubile, G. Visaggio
"... In PAGE 6: ... Some of them were purchased on the market, others were built in house in order to improve the process, to supply missing functions, or to improve the effectiveness of the external tools. Table1 shows all the tools that were used. Some tools (Bachman Analyst, CADM) that share the same purpose are listed in the table.... ..."
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