The concept of dependency inversion is widely employed in various architectural patterns to protect the core components from external variability. This includes using interfaces for polymorphism and adapters to bridge differences between the core and external APIs. Patterns such as Hexagonal Architecture, Plugins, and Microkernel leverage these strategies to maintain robustness and adaptability in their designs.
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