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Line 41: * [[EAST-ADL]] is a [[Domain-Specific Modeling]] language dedicated to automotive system design. * [[Energy Systems Language]] (ESL), a language that aims to model ecological energetics & global economics. [[IEC 61499]] defines [[Domain-Specific Modeling]] language dedicated to distribute industrial process measurement and control systems. === Textual types === Line 79: ==== Information and knowledge modeling ==== [[Linked data]] and [[ontology engineering]] require 'host languages' to represent [[Entity–relationship model\|entities and the relations between them]], [[Constraint (mathematics)\|constraints]] between the properties of entities and relations, and [[metadata]] [[attribute (computing)\| attributes]]. [[JSON-LD]] and [[Resource Description Framework\|RDF]] are two major (and semantically almost equivalent) languages in this context, primarily because they support [[~~Resource_Description_Framework~~Resource Description Framework#~~Statement_reification_and_context~~Statement reification and context\|statement reification and contextualisation]] which are essential properties to support the [[~~Higher-order logic\|~~higher-order logic]] needed to reason about models. [[Model transformation]] is a common example of such reasoning. ==== Object-oriented ==== Line 156: == Further reading == [[John Krogstie]] (2003) [http://www.igi-global.com/chapter/evaluating-uml-using-generic-quality/30534 "Evaluating UML using a generic quality framework"] . SINTEF Telecom ~~andInformatics~~and Informatics and IDI, NTNU, Norway * Krogstie and Sølvsberg (2003). ''Information Systems Engineering: Conceptual Modeling in a Quality Perspective''. Institute of computer and information sciences.\ * Anna Gunhild Nysetvold and [[John Krogstie]] (2005). [http://ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/Publications/CEUR-WS/Vol-363/paper15.pdf "Assessing business processing modeling languages using a generic quality framework"]. Institute of computer and information sciences.

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