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Tensegrity is a structural system constructed of tensile cables and compressive bars. This thesis proposes several general methods for creating tensegrity structures. The author has developed new methods for creating specific tensegrity cells and the corresponding computer code. Furthermore, the author has constructed various physical models to validate the methods. A proposal for an observation tower on top of the Eureka building in Melbourne has also been devised by the author.

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The dissertation sets out the research objectives and theoretical clarifications on the concept, characteristics and basis of the provision of judicial measures; analyze and clarify the provisions of the penal code on judicial measures to evaluate the suitability between reasoning and statutory law.

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The scope of the research is mainly focused on studying and clarifying the theoretical basis for Personal Rights of vulnerable groups as well as Vietnamese regulations on this issue, concurrent with researching, comparing with the law of other countries in the world. Thus, the research points out the advantages and disadvantages of the law on Personal Rights of vulnerable groups in Vietnam today.

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The researching object of this topic focuses on lawful comparision research on labor contracts of Vietnamese and Korean labor laws. The comparative content is shown by comparing 2 regulations of labor contracts of two countries, mainly the provisions of Labor Code 2012 of Vietnam and documents instructing to the implementation of this Code with the system of rules. labor contract according to Korean labor law.

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This research was undertaken targeting the Irish financial market where Islamic finance is the main focus. It is a research instigated by the Irish government‟s announcement in the summer of 2012 where it aims to be a “Centre of excellence” for Islamic finance in Europe. Therefore, this research will help identify how Ireland can achieve this objective. Three interviews were conducted with professionals that are directly involved in the Islamic finance system in Ireland. Findings from data‟s collected are transcribed and coded to provide guidance for interpretations.

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Developed by Sun Microsystems (James Gosling) A general-purpose object-oriented language Based on C/C++ Designed for easy Web/Internet applications Widespread acceptance Simple fixes some clumsy features of C++ no pointers automatic garbage collection rich pre-defined class library Object oriented focus on the data (objects) and methods manipulating the data all functions are associated with objects almost all data types are objects (files, strings, etc.) potentially better code organization and reuse...

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Once the SRS has been approved, implementation begins. Programming teams have many options: The programmers can simply start building the code and create the objects and user interface elements. Designers can build a user interface prototype to demonstrate to the users, stakeholders and the rest of the team. Any code used to develop the prototype is typically thrown away once the design has been finalized. Pictures, flow charts, data flow diagrams, database design diagrams and other visual tools can be used to determine aspects of the design and architecture.

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Outline: Classes, Working with objects, Attributes, methods, and access control, Constructors. Readings: Java how to program, chapter 3, 8. A Java program is a collection of objects. Each class is specified in one source file (file name is the same with class name), Every line of code you write in Java must be inside a class (not counting import directives), Increase modularity, Easier to modified code, shorter compile time.

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13 Clarity and Maintainability CERTIFICATION OBJECTIVE • Writing Clear and Maintainable Code 2 Chapter 13: Clarity and Maintainability CERTIFICATION OBJECTIVE Write Clear and Maintainable Code Now that you’ve made your code readable, does your easy-to-read code actually make sense? Can it be easily maintained? These are huge issues for the exam, worth a very significant chunk of your assessment score. We’ll look at everything from class design to error handling. Remember that you’re a Team Player.

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[ Team LiB ] Recipe 10.8 Adding Tables to a Database Problem You need to add a table to an existing database. Solution Use the CREATE TABLE statement. The sample code executes the DDL statement—using the ExecuteNonQuery( ) method of the Command object—to add a table to an existing SQL Server database.

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[ Team LiB ] Recipe 3.9 Finding Rows in a DataView Problem You need to find a row or group of rows in a DataView meeting certain criteria. Solution Use a sorted DataView to find rows using columns that are not part of the primary key. The sample code contains two event handlers: Form.Load Sets up the sample by creating a DataTable containing the Orders table from the Northwind database. A DataView of the table sorted by the CustomerID and EmployeeID is created. Find Button.Click Uses the FindRows( ) method of the DataView to retrieve the array of DataRowView objects...

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