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Adaptive Real-Time Systems —From Specification to Execution—

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FAA+RTS is a novel solution as it integrates previously-isolated methods for dealing with multiple constraints into a single framework, presenting a single overview of all possible trade-offs to the application designer, resulting in a robust and reliable system.

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