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Clarify when to use Scheduled Execution #1979

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The Scheduled Execution interface exposes individual <<model-partition, model partitions>>.
A scheduler provided by the <<importer>> can control the execution of each model partition separately.
In some ways the Scheduled Execution interface has similarities to the Model Exchange interface: the first externalizes a scheduling algorithm usually found in a controller algorithm (see <<fmi-for-scheduled-execution>>) and the second interface externalizes the ODE/DAE solver.
_[See also https://modelica.github.io/fmi-guides/main/fmi-guide/#_use_cases_for_scheduled_execution[Use-cases for Scheduled Execution] in the FMI 3.0 Implementers' Guide.]_

.Schematic view of data flow between user, the scheduler of the importer and model partitions of the FMU for Scheduled Execution
[#figure-scheduled-execution-data-flow]
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