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The opposition is correct--there are various uses of time/utility functions in non-real-time contexts. I am soon going to replace this stub page with a much improved one, including in-line citations, references, etc. E Douglas Jensen (talk) 13:10, 10 June 2017 (UTC)E. Douglas Jensen[reply]
I have begun a full rewrite to replace the stub. It is still a work in progress, especially while I learn the wikitext and assure stylistic compliance. The new text makes clear that TUF/UA is used both for real-time (including but not limited to computing) systems--but in an entirely different and more general way that most of the traditional real-time computing community does not subscribe to--and for non-real-time systems in which utility is an application-specific concept (such as mission effectiveness) to be optimized (not timeliness such as meeting time constraints such as deadlines). — Preceding unsigned comment added by E Douglas Jensen (talk • contribs) 23:47, 3 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]