Similar words: cyberwar, cybercafe, cybercrime, cyberspace, ethernet, Internet, rubberneck, kinetic. Meaning: adj. of or relating the principles of cybernetics.
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1 The cybernetic hive can get quite complicated.
2 It is precisely the integration of cybernetic mechanisms in a hierarchical order that enables animals to develop the more complex cognitive functions.
3 A cyborg is a cybernetic organism.
4 Vader required cybernetic enhancements and replacements to sustain him.
5 Or will you compromise your humanity cybernetic upgrades to even the score?
6 The cybernetic group did not find answers as much as they prepared an agenda for questions.
7 The self-organizing system is another cybernetic concept,[www.Sentencedict.com] which we all see demonstrated daily.
8 Austrian Death Machine. I Am A Cybernetic Organism Living Tissue Over Metal Endoskeleton.
9 The regulatory gene set into motion the quintessential cybernetic dialogue: What controls genes?
10 Therefore, very little cybernetic theory ever made it to experiment.
11 She has a cybernetic body, but she's kept her human emotions.
12 Just a bit of cybernetic fungus that would unobtrusively wander the net.
13 A cybernetic model system scheme on interaction of arc and circuit is introduced and its functions in the field of studying the bum-ning and quenching processes of arc are discussed in this paper.
14 This program can be activated if the cybernetic brains get out of control.
15 The cybernetic difference between an organism such as a pollywog and an ecosystem such as a fresh-water bog is that an organism is tightly bound, and strict; an ecosystem is loosely bound, and lax.
16 In conclusion, this essay proposes a cybernetic model of cultural understanding based on recursive looping.
17 Some computerists use the term learning a loose, cybernetic sense.
18 In this thesis, through the analysis on mass balance and energy balance in the dense phase and sparse phase, the bed temperature cybernetic model is established in this thesis.
19 Bateson, together with Norbert Wiener, was a founding father of the modern cybernetic movement.
20 I even bought a preposterous sports top made of some kind of cybernetic superskin designed to slurp sweat off your back and email it to a parched section of the developing world.
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