Sentence examples for graphical languages from inspiring English sources

For building business process models (BPM), business process analysts usually use graphical languages like BPMN or UML.

These views are represented by three graphical languages, the most intricate of which is the language of statecharts [4], used to depict reactive behavior over time.

Empirical data show that human communicators can evolve graphical languages quickly in a constrained task (Pictionary), and that communities converge towards a common language.

For BCS modelling we encourage the use of graphical languages, where prime examples that are also formally grounded include the statecharts [78, 79] and the live sequence charts [80], which were intended for describing concurrent and reactive systems.

Structured graphical languages are commonly used by information systems developers, especially in complex systems settings [ 10].

Visual (graphical) languages and formalisms have long been used to represent knowledge in complex (biological) systems.

The Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a graphical language for communicating design specifications for software.

1987 Lee Barford, "A Graphical, Language-Based Editor for Generic Solid Models Represented by Constraints".

UML is a graphical language for specifying, visualizing, constructing, and documenting software systems.

This chapter deals with UML, which is a graphical language available to describe systems by expressing their constructs and relationships.

This mapping can hardly be generally applicable to any graphical formalism but requires precise knowledge of the exact semantics of the graphical language.