… They arc essential to allow programmers to enjoy the elegant and highly modular
programming style encouraged by Eiffel witIlOut paying an unacceptable performance overhead. …

… Both of the latter goals are essential for reuse. As a consequence, Eiffel supports both callout
of utilities written in other languages, and call-in (of Eiffel routines from those other …

… in relation to the Tower); hence Gustave Eiffel, in his own defence of his project in reply to the
… : it is rationalised under the rubric of use : Eiffel saw his Tower in the form of a serious object…

… Statically type-correct Eiffel programs may produce run-time errors because (1) attributes may
… One consequence of this construct is that Eiffel's conformance hierarchy is a proper subset …

… that became the Eiffel Tower highlights the particular form and design that characterized Eiffel’s
… in the 1950s, romance became an essential element of the Eiffel Tower = Paris equation. …

… In Britain at least – where Eiffel is surely less well known than … In addition to Eiffel’s many
published works (some of them … volumes: François Poncetton’s Eiffel, Le Magicien du Fer, …

… Eiffel originally studied chemical engineering as preparation to take over his uncle's vinegar
distillery … Eiffel's job at General Railway fell victim to the 1864 recession and he became an …

… , this article introduces its essential constructs. Great care has been taken to keep any
non-essential features out in the interest of simplicity, ease of use, and ease of learning. …

This article traces the evolution of the powered passenger elevator from its initial development
in the mid-19th century to the installation of the three separate elevator systems in the …

… rivalry between its construction and that of Eiffel’s thoroughly secular monument going up …
I believe this is essential, and even though a century or more of development has frequently …