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IEE Proceedings - Software, Volume 146
Volume 146, Number 1, February 1999
- Peter J. B. King, Rob Pooley:

The unified modelling language. 2-10 - Graham Clark, Stephen Gilmore, Jane Hillston, Nigel Thomas:

Experiences with the PEPA performance modelling. 11-20 - Sophie Dumas, G. Gerlinger, Georges Gardarin:

SWAP, a performance evaluation tool. 21-26 - Matthias Becker

, Helena Szczerbicka:
PNiQ: Intergration of queuing networks in generalised stochastic Petri nets. 27-32 - Putra Sumari

, Madjid Merabti, Rubem Pereira:
Video-on-demand server: Strategies for improving performance. 33-38 - Peter B. Key, Derek McAuley

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Differential QoS and pricing in networks: Where flow control meets game theory. 39-43 - Alessandra Russo

, Bashar Nuseibeh, Jeff Kramer:
Restructuring requirement specifications. 44-50
Volume 146, Number 2, April 1999
- I. J. Bate, Alan Burns:

Editorial real-time systems - multidisciplinary engineering [Editorial]. 57 - Christof Fetzer, Flaviu Cristian:

Fail-aware datagram service. 58-74 - A. M. Fox, Jim E. Cooling, Niall Cooling:

Integrated design approach for real-time embedded systems. 75-85 - Irina M. Smarandache, Nimal Nissanke:

Applicability of SIGNAL in safety critical system development. 86-95 - Gabriele Manduchi:

Modelling a distributed real-time system for feedback control in a nuclear fusion experiment. 96-103 - Colin J. Fidge

, Ian J. Hayes, Geoffrey Watson:
The deadline command. 104-111 - Pierre G. Jansen, René Laan:

The stack resource protocol based on real-time transactions. 112-119 - Maryline Silly-Chetto

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Dynamic acceptance of aperiodic tasks with periodic tasks under resource sharing constraints. 120-127 - Christos T. Karamanolis:

Elements of distributed algorithms-modeling and analysis with petri nets Wolfgang Reisig [Book review]. 128
Volume 146, Number 3, June 1999
- Peter Henderson:

Editorial: Systems engineering for business process change. 129 - Darren Lee Buttle, John A. Clark, John A. McDermid, Alan Stephenson, Nigel James Tracey:

CONVERSE: A change-oriented process for engine controllers. 130-136 - Helen M. Edwards, Gillian Margaret Mallalieu:

RAMESES: A method for evaluating change in small organisations. 137-144 - Rick G. Dewar, Ashley D. Lloyd, Rob Pooley, Perdita Stevens:

Identifying nd communicting expertise in systems reengineering: a patterns approach. 145-152 - Keith H. Bennett, Magnus Ramage

, Malcolm Munro:
Decision model for legacy systems. 153-159 - Brian Warboys, Robert Mark Greenwood, Peter Kawalek:

Case for an explicit co-ordination layer in modern business information systems architectures. 160-166 - Muffy Calder, Evan H. Magill, Dave Marples:

Hybrid approach to software interworking problems: managing interactions between legacy and evolving telecommunications software. 167-176
Volume 146, Number 4, August 1999
- Keith H. Bennett:

Editorial: The Software Engineering Association. 177-178 - John Alexander McDermid, Keith H. Bennett:

Software engineering research: A critical appraisal. 179-186 - Young Gon Kim, Hyoung Seok Hong, Doo-Hwan Bae, Sung Deok Cha:

Test cases generation from UML state diagrams. 187-192 - Kate Finney, Norman E. Fenton

, Alexander M. Fedorec:
Effects of structure on the comprehensivility of formal specifications. 193-202 - Fawzi Albalooshi, Fred Long:

Multiple view environment supporting VDM and Ada. 203-219
Volume 146, Number 5, October 1999
- Andrew Hussey, David A. Carrington:

Object-oriented user-interface development. 221-231 - Alberto Avritzer, Elaine J. Weyuker:

Quality of service enforcement for distributed objects. 232-240
Volume 146, Number 6, December 1999
- Chung-Ming Huang, Hsu-Yang Kung:

Developing multicast, multiple-stream, multimedia presentations using a formal approach. 245-276 - Hassan Gomaa, Ghulam A. Farrukh:

Methods and tools for the automated configuration of distributed applications from reusable software architectures and components. 277-290

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