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Petri net
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theorem proving systems
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limitations of formalism
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requirement specification

Reference

Ciapessoni, E., et al, "From formal methods to formally based methods: an industrial experience", ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology, 8, 1, January 1999, pp. 79-113. Google

Quotations
86 ;;Quote: TRIO--a first-order temporal logic language with a linear notion of time
86+;;Quote: derive future, past, always, sometimes, lasts, lasted, withinFuture from Dist(F,t)--F holds at t time units from the current instant
88 ;;Quote: an event models an instantaneous condition such as a change of state or external stimulus
88+;;Quote: preconditions and postconditions for events; may be necessary or sufficient
88+;;Quote: a state is a predicate representing a property of a system; may have duration
88+;;Quote: model system evolution with events, states, and conditions
107 ;;Quote: semiautomatically derive sample behavioral models from the TRIO specification of a system
108 ;;Quote: semiautomatic proof of temporal theorems from TRIO axioms
108 ;;Quote: used TRIO formalisms for industrial projects; required formalism experts that often include the formalism developers
109 ;;Quote: Trio-based development of a pondage power plant control system 15% less expensive than traditional approach; higher requirements costs

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ThesaHelp: ACM references a-e (259 items)
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Topic: logic (84 items)
Topic: temporal relationships (40 items)
Topic: events (44 items)
Topic: state (35 items)
Topic: state machine (67 items)
Topic: Petri net (44 items)
Topic: theorem proving systems (20 items)
Topic: limitations of formalism (92 items)
Group: requirement specification   (11 topics, 306 quotes)

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