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reuse - Using code developed for one application program in another application. Traditionally achieved using program libraries. Object-oriented programming offers reusability of code via its techniques of inheritance and genericity. Class libraries with intelligent browsers and application generators are under development to help in this process. Polymorphic functional languages also support reusability while retaining the benefits of strong typing.

See also DRAGOON, National Software Reuse Directory, RLF.


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These tours were arranged as part of the ongoing beneficial reuse initiative and served as a tool to educate agency staff about the metalcasting industry, particularly how sand is used for molds and cores, the methods employed to manage sand within a metalcasting facility, and the barriers to beneficial reuse that currently face metalcasters across the nation.
This article is intended to provide an update on some of the trends in the deconstruction and reuse industry.
Groundwater recharge can be more expensive than other reuse programs when the cost of blending water (required by state Department of Health Services regulations) is taken into account.
 
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