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DESIGN APPROACH 2.1 Top-Down Design Process The PANGLOSS method is
basically a top-down design process. The starting point is the user requirements,
the result is the implementation of a system that reflect these requirements (see ...
DESIGN APPROACH 2.1 Top-Down Design Process The PANGLOSS method is
basically a top-down design process. The starting point is the user requirements,
the result is the implementation of a system that reflect these requirements (see ...
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PANGLOSS is an acronym for Parallel Architecture for Networking Gateways
Linking OSi Systems. The purpose of the project is twofold; to develop a formal
method for designing highly parallel systems for communications applications,
and to ...
PANGLOSS is an acronym for Parallel Architecture for Networking Gateways
Linking OSi Systems. The purpose of the project is twofold; to develop a formal
method for designing highly parallel systems for communications applications,
and to ...
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[Arnott&7] B. Arnott (editor), An implementation method for PANGLOSS for the
first design cycle, PANGLOSS/104 issue 2.1, September 1987. [ASA86)
Advanced Systems Architectures Ltd., G/T - A Natural Evolution from SDL, CCITT
Study x ...
[Arnott&7] B. Arnott (editor), An implementation method for PANGLOSS for the
first design cycle, PANGLOSS/104 issue 2.1, September 1987. [ASA86)
Advanced Systems Architectures Ltd., G/T - A Natural Evolution from SDL, CCITT
Study x ...
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Client Design for the MULTOS Multimedia Office Filing System | 893 |
Speech Integration in an Office Demonstrator Project | 906 |
Natural Language Dialogue in an Office Environment Project | 917 |
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| Title | ESPRIT '88: Putting the Technology to Use : Proceedings of the 5th Annual ESPRIT Conference, Brussels, November 14-17, 1988, Part 2 Volume 11852 of Contributions to Economic Analysis ESPRIT '88: Putting the Technology to Use : Proceedings of the 5th Annual ESPRIT Conference, Brussels, November 14-17, 1988, Commission of the European Communities. Directorate-General for Telecommunications, Information Industries, and Innovation Volume 11852 of EUR (Series) Publication no. EUR 11852 of the Commission of the European Communities, Directorate-General Telecommunications, Information Industries, and Innovation, Luxembourg |
| Contributor | Commission of the European Communities. Directorate-General for Telecommunications, Information Industries, and Innovation |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | North-Holland, 1988 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 6 Nov 2009 |
| ISBN | 0444871454, 9780444871459 |
| Length | 1759 pages |
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