an ADL - a system that formally describes the architectural configuration of a software system, an application generator - a tool that helps engineers write programs on a large scale, code scavenging - the process of reusing code that has been previously written if it happens to solve current problems, domain analysis - a process which identifies, captures, structures, and reorganizes information for software development, an intermediate product - piece of code that is ready to be used in the development of a more complicated application (промежуточный продукт), middleware - software that connects a computer’s operating system to individual applications and ensures that programs can run together smoothly, an MIL - a formal description of the overall structure of a software system, a program library - collection of ready to use pieces of code, a skeleton - if a component is skeleton, not all of its details have been filled in (скелет), a template - a skeleton component that does not have all of the details of a complete program (шаблон), a transformation system - an application that assists engineers in transforming systems from sets of specifications to executable programs, VHLL  - a programming language with a high level of abstraction that is used primarily by programmers for assistance in creating new programs,

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