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Expressing Requirements of Spot Services in Problem Frames: Design Domains as Physical-Lexical Domains
An extension to the design domain of problem frames has been proposed. The proposed extension is intended to cope with the inclusion of lexical design domains that have physical counterparts with the equivalent information. An example of the use of such a physical counterpart is illustrated with a spot service application in patient monitoring.