This approach has occasionally been taken , as in Kantrowitz and Bates ( 1992 ) and Danlos ( 1987 ) and , at least implicitly , in Paris and Scott ( 1994 ) and Delin et al. ( 1994 ) ; however , under this approach , all of the flexibility and simplicity of modular design is lost .
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One possible response would be to abandon the separation ; the generator could be a single component that handles all of the work . This approach has occasionally been taken , as in Kantrowitz and Bates ( 1992 ) and Danlos ( 1987 ) and , at least implicitly , in Paris and Scott ( 1994 ) and Delin et al. ( 1994 ) ; however , under this approach , all of the flexibility and simplicity of modular design is lost . The opposite approach is to simply ignore the limitations of a modular design and proceed as if there need be no interactions between the components .
This approach has occasionally been taken , as in Kantrowitz and Bates ( 1992 ) and Danlos ( 1987 ) and , at least implicitly , in @@CITATION and Delin et al. ( 1994 ) ; however , under this approach , all of the flexibility and simplicity of modular design is lost .