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A Component Model for Building Systems Software. / Coulson, G.; Blair, Gordon S.; Grace, P. et al.
2004. 684-689 Paper presented at The IASTED Conference on Software Engineering and Applications (SEA '04), Cambridge, MA.

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Coulson, G, Blair, GS, Grace, P, Joolia, A, Lee, K & Ueyama, J 2004, 'A Component Model for Building Systems Software', Paper presented at The IASTED Conference on Software Engineering and Applications (SEA '04), Cambridge, MA, 1/01/00 pp. 684-689.

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Coulson, G., Blair, G. S., Grace, P., Joolia, A., Lee, K., & Ueyama, J. (2004). A Component Model for Building Systems Software. 684-689. Paper presented at The IASTED Conference on Software Engineering and Applications (SEA '04), Cambridge, MA.

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Coulson G, Blair GS, Grace P, Joolia A, Lee K, Ueyama J. A Component Model for Building Systems Software. 2004. Paper presented at The IASTED Conference on Software Engineering and Applications (SEA '04), Cambridge, MA.

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Coulson, G. ; Blair, Gordon S. ; Grace, P. et al. / A Component Model for Building Systems Software. Paper presented at The IASTED Conference on Software Engineering and Applications (SEA '04), Cambridge, MA.6 p.

Bibtex

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