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ion produces models that hide detail, extract the essence of objects being modeled, and chunk concepts. Multiple levels of abstraction facilitate the presentation and management of varying amounts of T(x) => P(x) holds, where T is a type for an object n, which, if it holds, implies that certain properties P are true for X. The properties P are usually only signatures, not full semantics. Addendum to the Proceedings OOPSLA’93 137 Generalization/Specialization Given the predicates above for class and type, we can define generalization/specialization for classes and types as follows: