Similar words: cybernetic, genetics, phonetics, cyberwar, cybercafe, cybercrime, cyberspace, molecular genetics. Meaning: [‚saɪbə'netɪks] n. (biology) the field of science concerned with processes of communication and control (especially the comparison of these processes in biological and artificial systems).
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31. On the basis system and cybernetics, a population system is regarded as a multiple feedback system.
32. Always an interdisciplinary subject, cybernetics was seen by its founding fathers moreover as transdisciplinary.
33. This paper considers system theory , information theory and cybernetics as pole stars.
34. If this book is really about cybernetics, why is the word cybernetics absent from it?
35. It was the failure of AI to produce usefulness that did cybernetics in.
36. I don't believe a single formal textbook on cybernetics was ever written in English.
37. Economic Cybernetics consists of economic system's modeling, simulation, identification, estimation even optimal or suboptimal control.
38. On one page the "Manifesto of the Mad Farmer Liberation Front" (Wendell Berry's plea for family-scaled organic agriculture); on the next, Norbert Wiener's cybernetics.
39. The application of large system cybernetics to bar or wire rolling plants is narrated.
40. Xordiah : The Stargate is not a prerequisite for the Robotics Facility ,[Sentence dictionary] only the Cybernetics Core is.
41. The paper considers system theory , information theory and cybernetics as pole star.
42. Therefore, this thesis seems to have great theoretical and practical significance in modelling the stock price determination with cybernetics method and analyzing the influence mechanism.
43. Not to worry: you're resurrected with cybernetics and nanotechnology so that you can go on a suicide mission to discover why colonies of humans are disappearing.
44. The other is to regulate the system by economic cybernetics to make supply and demand equilibrium.
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