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en several different techniques are used together. We show that the effectiveness of such multi-technique approaches depends upon quite subtle interplay between their individual efficacies and . between them. The modelling tool we use to study this problem is closely related to earlier work on softw

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en several different techniques are used together. We show that the effectiveness of such multi-technique approaches depends upon quite subtle interplay between their individual efficacies and . between them. The modelling tool we use to study this problem is closely related to earlier work on softw

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Gerald Goldstein,Sue R. Beersroach emphasizes machine-supported refinement of property-oriented specifications to code, based on a category of higher-order specifications. A key idea is representing knowledge about programming concepts, such as algorithm design, and datatype refinement by means of taxonomies of abstract design

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at different levels of abstraction and from different viewpoints. Currently, consistency of object-oriented models expressed in the UML is not defined in the UML language specification. This allows the construction of inconsistent UML models. Defining consistency of UML models is complicated by the

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Kathye E. Light,Marie A. Reilly,Martha Clendeninailures, attacks, and hotspots become frequent. The SELFMAN project is tackling this problem by combining two technologies, namely structured overlay networks and advanced component models, to make the system self managing. Structured overlay networks (SONs) developed out of peer-to-peer systems and

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Patrick J. Doyleailures, attacks, and hotspots become frequent. The SELFMAN project is tackling this problem by combining two technologies, namely structured overlay networks and advanced component models, to make the system self managing. Structured overlay networks (SONs) developed out of peer-to-peer systems and

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Shirley P. Hoemans of the development methodologies has switched in the last two decades from functional to structural issues. Formal methods have been applied successfully to the verification of medium-sized programs in protocol and hardware design. However, their application to the development of large systems req

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