Titlebook: UML‘99 - The Unified Modeling Language: Beyond the Standard; Second International Robert France,Bernhard Rumpe Conference proceedings 1999

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A Metamodel for OCLountries.” We are particularly grateful to the U. S. National Science Foundation for providing financial support for this symposium. The organizational arrangements for the symposium have been made by Dr. Alexander Hollaender of the Associated Universities Inc. and Dr. R. C. von Borstel of the Unive

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A Pragmatic Approach for Building a User-Friendly and Flexible UML Model Repository major constraint is larval nutrition (Imelda 2003). Larviculture—specifically, the initiation of feeding in early larval stages—is a major bottleneck for the industrial scale-up of fish and shellfish cultures. Larval survival also varies with the type of organism, with a rate of <10% in finfish, <1

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Modeling Dynamic Software Components in UMLr. This technology began with quite modestinstrumentation, with limited capabilities to answer biologicalquestions. Today, both the clinical workhorses and the powerfulmulti-laser, multi-detector, sorting machinery, coupled withsophisticated computers and storage devices and the increasingstorehouse

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Extending UML for Modeling Reflective Software Componentsh a family of hypophysiotropic neuropeptides, the releasing and inhibiting hormones. In addition, the neuroregulation of a given AP hormone is influenced by a host of neurotransmitters and neuropeptides, which at hypothalamic and suprahypothalamic levels provide intermediate and obligatory links bet

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Nine Suggestions for Improving UML Extensibilitydisease and may play an important role in the development of precursor lesions of gastric cancer. It remains unclear whether the differences in the presentation of . associated diseases are due to infection with different genetic strains of ., variation in the host response, or both. Studies attempt

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A Classification of Stereotypes for Object-Oriented Modeling Languages investigators whose current concepts have been brought together in this book by authors from five different countries. Three major groups with many subgroups have made inroads into our better understanding of the liver. The first of these comprises the basic scientists whose study of single hepatoc