| Capability (C043):— representing_environment_typical | Date: 2007/07/11 16:32:00 Revision: 1.24 |
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GYL-7 by Leif Gyllstrom (2005-11-09) minor_technical issue
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GYL-1 by Leif Gyllstrom (2004-03-06) editorial issue Comment: (Rob Bodington 04-05-07)
Corrected
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GYL-2 by Leif Gyllstrom (2004-03-06) minor_technical issue Comment: (Rob Bodington 04-05-07)
Corrected
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GYL-3 by Leif Gyllstrom (2004-03-06) editorial issue Comment: (Rob Bodington 04-05-07)
Corrected classifications. State_definition classified as "State_of_environment" Applied_state_definition_assignment classified as "Operating_environment"
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GYL-4 by Leif Gyllstrom (2004-03-06) minor_technical issue Comment: (Rob Bodington 04-05-07)
Corrected
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GYL-5 by Leif Gyllstrom (2004-03-06) minor_technical issue Comment: (Rob Bodington 04-05-07)
Corrected
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GYL-6 by Leif Gyllstrom (2004-03-06) minor_technical issue Comment: (Rob Bodington 04-05-07)
The capability is no longer dependent on representing_state_type capability As all that is required from the state_definition module is state_definition. It makes no sense to typical environments. Any environment can follow on from any other environment.
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RBN-1 by Rob Bodington (04-09-02) minor_technical issue Comment: (Rob Bodington 04-09-29)
Changed