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Blocks may also specify operations or other features that describe the behavior of a system

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ExampleBlock in a Block Definition Diagram (BDD)
REFERENCE CARD: Types of Block Properties and Block compartments
REFERENCE CARD: Property cheat-sheet for Block
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Blocks are modular units of system description.
Blocks provide a general-purpose capability to model systems as trees of modular components.
The specific kinds of components, the kinds of connections between them, and the way these elements combine to define the total system can all be selected according to the goals of a particular system model.
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