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Global Signature

Value  FORWARD  :  THREE_PT_ACT_RANGE
Intention : This value represents the signal causing a three point actuator to move in one of the possible two directions.

Value  BACKWARD  :  THREE_PT_ACT_RANGE
Intention : This value represents the signal causing a three point actuator to move in one of the possible two directions.

Value  STOP  :  THREE_PT_ACT_RANGE
Intention : This value represents the signal causing a three point actuator to stop.

Domain  TEMP  = { -40 100 } INTEGER 
Intention : This domain contains the possible temperature values in degrees Celsius that are considered in this problem specification.

Domain  LIGHT_VALUES  = { 1 10000 } NAT 
Intention : This domain contains the possible light intensity values in lux that are considered in this problem specification.

Domain  BINARY  = { 0, 1 } NAT 
Intention : This domain contains the values 0 and 1.

Domain  PERCENT  = { 0 100 } NAT 
Intention : This domain contains the natural numbers between 0 to 100.

Domain  COMFORT_TEMP   TEMP
Intention : This domain contains the values that can be used for a comfort temperature.
Note that this domain is not specified by the facility manager but is predefined, containing all possible comfort temperatures, not only those allowed by the facility manager.

Domain  THREE_PT_ACT_RANGE  = {  FORWARD,  BACKWARD,  STOP }
Intention : This domain contains the possible control states of a three point actuator.

Domain  CALENDAR_TIME 
Intention : This domain contains the values that can be used for a calendar time, i.e. a date.

Domain  HOURS  = { 0 23 } NAT 
Intention : This domain contains the hours of a day.

Timed Function  currentDate   CALENDAR_TIME
Intention : This function represents the current date, i.e. the current day, month, and year.
Scope : eh

Timed Function  currentHour   HOURS
Intention : This function represents the current hour.
Scope : eh


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1999-06-10