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2. Domain Entities 2.3. Parts2.3.4. Summary of Discrete Endurants117Discrete Endurant Modelling II/II• Next the unique identifier and themereology of the part type (e.g., P) must be dealt with:– type name (e.g., PI) for and, hence, unique identifier observer name(uid PI) of unique identifiers and the– part mereology types and mereology observer name (mereo P).• Finally the designer must decide on thepart type attributes for parts p:P:– for each such a suitable attribute type name,for example, A i for suitable i,– a corresponding attribute observer signature, attr A i :P→A i ,– and whether an attribute is considered static or dynamic.A Precursor for Requirements Engineering 117 c○ Dines Bjørner 2012, DTU Informatics, Techn.Univ.of Denmark – July 20, 2012: 12:33
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2. Domain Entities 2.3. Parts2.3.4. Summary of Discrete Endurants117Discrete Endurant Modelling II/II• Next the unique identifier and themereology of the part type (e.g., P) must be dealt with:– type name (e.g., PI) for and, hence, unique identifier observer name(uid PI) of unique identifiers and the– part mereology types and mereology observer name (mereo P).• Finally the designer must decide on thepart type attributes for parts p:P:– for each such a suitable attribute type name,for example, A i for suitable i,– a corresponding attribute observer signature, attr A i :P→A i ,– and whether an attribute is considered static or dynamic.A Precursor for Requirements Engineering 117 c○ Dines Bjørner 2012, <strong>DTU</strong> <strong>Informatics</strong>, Techn.Univ.of Denmark – July 20, 2012: 12:33
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