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1994
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Julian M. Bass, Adrian Browne, Mohamed S. Hajji, Derek Garron Marriott, Peter R. Croll, Peter J. Fleming:
Automating the development of distributed control software. IEEE Parallel Distributed Technol. Syst. Appl. 2(4): 9-19 (1994)

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2011
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Bassel F. Saab, Mohamed S. Hajji:
Toward a Standardized XMAN Presentation Layer with Consideration of User Interface Description Languages. DeSE 2011: 570-575
1997
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Mohamed S. Hajji, Julian M. Bass, Adrian Browne, Peter J. Fleming:
Design Tools for Hybrid Control Systems. HART 1997: 87-92
1996
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Julian M. Bass, Adrian Browne, Mohamed S. Hajji, Peter R. Croll, Peter J. Fleming:
Development framework for real-time control system design. Software Engineering for Parallel and Distributed Systems 1996: 291-296

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