Metis Smart Modeling - Systems
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== Systems == | == Systems == | ||
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The user also has the possibility of setting other various parameters, such as: | The user also has the possibility of setting other various parameters, such as: | ||
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===Applications=== | ===Applications=== | ||
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| + | Applications, also called sub-system, are fully configurable system which can only exist in MSQ when used along with a "main-system". They hold the same properties as regular systems but need to be linked to a "main-system" in order to be accessible in MSQ. | ||
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== Systems Families == | == Systems Families == | ||
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{{Warning | {{Warning | ||
| It is important not to confuse the use of Families with Group of Systems: Families are intended to put together systems which resemble other systems. Group of Systems are intended to group systems that can be compared to one another. | | It is important not to confuse the use of Families with Group of Systems: Families are intended to put together systems which resemble other systems. Group of Systems are intended to group systems that can be compared to one another. | ||
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