Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The visual programming aspects of Trellis hypertext documents are described. A hypertext is a non-linearly organized, browsable information structure. The importance of browsing distinguishes hypertext from other network information systems. The possible experiences a user may have when interacting with a hypertext are as important as its form. Further, these browsing semantics should be an inherent characteristic of a document, not of the implementation that allows browsing. In essence, a hypertext is an active entity that has a visible behavior, not a static entity that is manipulated by external means. The Trellis model employs the dual nature of Petri nets to formally express both aspects of a hypertext in one structure. A Petri net is a bipartite graph, so it captures the linked structure of relationships among information elements. It is also an automaton, having an execution state and state transition rules, thereby formally capturing the interactions beten reader and document. In this report,  define the temporal semantics of the Trellis model and illustrate them with a prototype hypertext system called @aTrellis. This environment joins timed events and active computing engines into a dynamic, parallel browsing structure. In @aTrellis, hypertext authoring is visual programming for a temporally-synchronized, visual outcome-temporal hyperprogramming.
['P. David Stotts', 'Richard Furuta']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Temporal hyperprogramming
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