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Figure 16.20 Design of a CE.

and contains materials relevant to the service (e.g. data, application code or user profiles). CE behaviors implement nonservice-related actions that are inherent to all CEs. Examples of behavior include migration, reproduction and energy exchange. More information on different segments of the architecture can be found in Suzuki et al. [130].

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