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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137426284also for their usage in generating system designs. The generation of a design is achieved by mapping elements of the requirements model into one or more corresponding design objects. This mapping process is guided by two considerations. Locally, the process is directed by dependency types among requ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11877-9cial intelligence programming In DAIDA, object-orientation is the main underlying modelling and programming philosophy [JT88]. TDL is a language that was proposed as an object-oriented modelling and rapid- prototyping tool at the design level in the database application building life cycle of the DA

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Conflict, Violent Extremism and Developmentng documents produced through the lifetime of a software product. Each file handles a project, i.e. it manages an evolving program In contrast, in repositories, the focus of attention moves from merely capturing data to sharing and integration. Repositories maintain data consistency and disseminate

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The TaxisDL Software Description Languageasses of the proposed system, the functions and transactions manipulating them, and the larger conceptual groupings of these actions into long-term activities, which we call scripts. The design of the language is based on ideas from semantic data models and formal specification languages.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84875-9Anforderungsmodellierung; CASE Environments; CASE-Umgebungen; Database Programming; Datenbank-Programmie

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