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 | _**Articular-ES Approach**_ | Articular-ES approaches this problem similarly by providing a `system manager`(solution repository) that takes hold of `components`(data units) in a system-first memory format (system-[entity]-component). A system manager is an instantiable object that is once instantiated, it can composite components in their respective systems. A system manager also provides the ability to perform user-defined actions on this memory map format through the strategic patterns. | 
 | _**Data caching**_ | Caching data in other formats can help the system manager to provide operational actions on even bizarre memory configurations, for example: (entity-[system]-component); where all the components under an entity can be accessed with a single CPU clock phase without the need to execute a searching algorithm of any sort. |
 | _**Articular-ES parts**_ | The main building blocks in articular-es is the _Component_ interface and the _memory maps_, and the composition between these basic constituents is the power of articular-es. System managers provide an interactive environment among systems' components through system controllers, while the _Component_ and its descendents provide the structural capabilities for the framework. ECS modules act as components' collections, and are considered components from an abstractive perspective to enable reusability in the same API, and seemless extensibility. |
+| _**Data-pipes**_ | Data-pipes are used for encapsulating data between systems. A data pipe could be registered to an ecs manager, and instantiated when needed. Data pipes can encapsulate algorithms with return value, as well (e.g. filtering algorithms and machine learning algorithms). |
 | _**Articular-monkey**_ | Articular-ES is a generalized architectural API. Specializations can be implemented easily bearing in mind the pros and weaknesses. Articular-monkey is a WIP specialization. |
 
 ## Provisional architectural component diagram: