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1990
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Keith Michael Hobley:
Formal specification and verification of synchronous concurrent algorithms. University of Leeds, UK, 1990

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1996
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Peter H. Jesty, Keith M. Hobley:
Integrity Levels and their Application to Road Transport Systems. SAFECOMP 1996: 365-374
1995
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Keith M. Hobley, Peter H. Jesty:
Analysis and Assessment of Advanced Road Transport Telematic Systems. SAFECOMP 1995: 252-266
1992
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Victoria Stavridou, Joseph A. Goguen, Andrew Stevens, Steven M. Eker, Serge N. Aloneftis, Keith Michael Hobley:
FUNNEL and 2OBJ: Towards an Integrated Hardware Design Environment. TPCD 1992: 197-223

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