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Latest revision as of 22:36, 18 November 2023
An operational situation/configuration of a system characterized by its active functions. Inside an operational mode the system can perform specific operational scenarios, and so activate the corresponding functions. (same as state) (Faisandier 2012)
Source(s)
Faisandier, A. 2012. Systems Architecture and Design. Belberaud, France: Sinergy'Com.
Discussion
None.