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HOOD method

Known as: Hierarchical Object Oriented Design, Hood 
HOOD (Hierarchic Object-Oriented Design) is a detailed software design method. It is based on hierarchical decomposition of a software problem. It… 
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2010
2010
Low Viscosity Pore Fluid to Manufacture Transparent Soil
Transparent soil has been investigated for its potential as a substitute research media for natural soil. The mechanism for… 
2008
2008
Debug and Trace for Multicore SoCs How to build an efficient and effective debug and trace system for complex , multicore SoCs
As SoC designs become ever more complex with levels of system integration increasing, multifunctional, multicore SoC are now the… 
2007
2007
A New Type of Jellyfish-Like Microrobot
This paper presents a new prototype model of an underwater jellyfish-like microrobot utilizing shape memory alloy (SMA) and ionic… 
Highly Cited
2007
Highly Cited
2007
Investigating product development process reliability and robustness using simulation
This paper uses the design structure matrix to model and simulate the performance of product development processes. Although… 
2005
2005
Assessing Femur and Pelvis Injury Risk in Car-Pedestrian Collisions: Comparison of Full Body PMTO Impacts, and a Human Body Finite Element Model
A considerable potential for reducing fatalities of pedestrians and other vulnerable road users lies in the design of car front… 
2004
2004
OBE: Outlier by Example
Outlier detection in large datasets is an important problem. There are several recent approaches that employ very reasonable… 
1999
1999
Factors Contributing to Front-Side Compatibility: a Comparison of Crash Test Results
The occupants of passenger vehicles struck in the side by another vehicle are more likely to be fatally injured than are… 
Highly Cited
1982
Highly Cited
1982
Semi-monthly reproductive cycles in male and female fiddler crabs, Uca pugnax
1975
1975
Commentary on L. Bloom, P. Lightbown, & L. Hood, “Structure and variation in child language”
Highly Cited
1944
Highly Cited
1944
A micromethod for the determination of acetone and ketone bodies.
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