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The first is the principle of equifinality. In any closed system, the final state is
unequivocally determined by the initial conditions: e.g., the motion in a planetary
system where the positions of the planets at a time t are unequivocally
determined by ...
The first is the principle of equifinality. In any closed system, the final state is
unequivocally determined by the initial conditions: e.g., the motion in a planetary
system where the positions of the planets at a time t are unequivocally
determined by ...
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Equifinality One important characteristic of biological systems is circumscribed by
terms like 'purposiveness', 'finality', 'goal-seeking', etc. Let us see whether
physical considerations can contribute to a clarification of these terms. It has often
...
Equifinality One important characteristic of biological systems is circumscribed by
terms like 'purposiveness', 'finality', 'goal-seeking', etc. Let us see whether
physical considerations can contribute to a clarification of these terms. It has often
...
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A derivation of equifinality – i.e., the reaching of a steady state independent of
time and initial conditions — in diffusion systems can be found in Rashevsky (
1938, Chapter 1). The general consideration, of course, does not provide an ...
A derivation of equifinality – i.e., the reaching of a steady state independent of
time and initial conditions — in diffusion systems can be found in Rashevsky (
1938, Chapter 1). The general consideration, of course, does not provide an ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | General System Theory: Foundations, Development, Applications Penguin University Books |
| Auteur | Ludwig von Bertalanffy |
| Editie | herdruk |
| Uitgever | Allen Lane, 1971 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | University of California |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 7 aug 2019 |
| ISBN | 0713901926, 9780713901924 |
| Lengte | 311 pagina's |
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