Titlebook: System Modelling and Optimization; Methods, Theory and M. J. D. Powell,S. Scholtes Conference proceedings 2000 IFIP International Federati

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ating expenses, and negative impact on the environment. Inter-modal transportation provides a way to mitigate these issues through reduced environmental impact and increased logistical efficiency. However, major obstacles are preventing its widespread implementation, including the integration of mul

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E. Robert Bixby,Mary Fenelon,Zonghao Gu,Ed Rothberg,Roland Wunderlingemergenceofframe­ works and patterns- but also within a wider context of software engineering- with the concepts of components and component-based development. Work is now pro­ ceeding apace with new developments coming very rapidly. In such an environment it is easy to lose some important ideas; th

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H. Georg Bock,Ekaterina Kostina,Johannes P. Schlöderr 10, we go deeper now by investigating the specifics of the transformation from requirements engineering to architecture modelling. This is the most interesting transformation. In section 1 of this chapter, we summarize again the central role of the architecture and which problems still remain. Sec

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Jordi Castros: The processes are only possible by extracting the essentials of the system and denote them separately on architecture level. The architecture is the most important collection of artifacts, as the architecture influences most of the results gained in the process in a more or less substantial way.

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Tommaso Cotroneo,Jan C. Willemsns (e.g., sets, bags, queues), offering various semantics for different application purposes. A collection can offer a distributed flavor, that is, it can be accessible from various nodes of a network. The elements of such a collection are thus shared between the different nodes, and a distributed c

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Asen L. Dontchevns (e.g., sets, bags, queues), offering various semantics for different application purposes. A collection can offer a distributed flavor, that is, it can be accessible from various nodes of a network. The elements of such a collection are thus shared between the different nodes, and a distributed c