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Showing below up to 45 results in range #1 to #45.

1. Systems methods for organizational analysis and design: Label: en
2. Distributed computation by graph reduction: Label: en
3. A representation theorem for linear I/O systems: Label: en
4. System stability principles: Label: en
5. GST and the research process as illustrated by a naturalistic study of parental adaptation to first pregnancy: Label: en
6. System theory as frame of reference in natural language processing: Label: en
7. Discontinuous change in multilevel hierarchical systems: Label: en
8. The nature of order in complex systems: Label: en
9. Symbolic and subsymbolic models, and their use in systems research: Label: en
10. Reproducibilities of I/O systems with linear multivalued evaluation spaces: Label: en
11. Morphodynamics Ergodic Theory of Complex Systems: Label: en
12. Analysis and synthesis: On scientific method - based on a study by bernhard riemann: Label: en
13. A formulation of a simulation modelling methodology: Label: en
14. Evolution as an entropy driven process: An economic model: Label: en
15. Correspondence: Excess entropy (ee) and excess entropy production (eep) in aging, evolving systems: Label: en
16. Matching design methods to system type: Label: en
17. A methodology for methodology choice: Label: en
18. Complexity: A definition by construction of a conceptual framework: Label: en
19. Man as a hierarchical and purposeful intelligent system: Label: en
20. Complexity in natural and cultural systems: Label: en
21. A philosophical inquiry into the geometry of knowledge: Label: en
22. Analysis of soft trends in systems thinking: Label: en
23. The nature of existing systems: Label: en
24. Modelling the concept of systems analysis: Label: en
25. A transformational model of economies from late to post industrial periods: Label: en
26. Bifurcations and structural stability in the dynamical systems modeling process: Label: en
27. Axiomatic foundations of vector accounting: Label: en
28. Can systems theory generate testable hypotheses?: From talcott parsons to living systems theory: Label: en
29. Dynamics in hierarchically organized systems: A general model applied to ecology, biology and economics: Label: en
30. Using systems theory to provide an empirical focus for political science: Label: en
31. Evolution ex machina: Label: en
32. Comments on “giving back some freedom to the system designer” by f. de cindio, g. de michelis and c. simone: Design viewed as a process: Label: en
33. Giving back some freedom to the system designer: Label: en
34. Reconstructability analysis: Aims, results, open problems: Label: en
35. Complexity: Some general observations: Label: en
36. Flexible quality control system-theory and application: Label: en
37. Towards designing an information-flow-structure of resource wastes for national planning: Label: en
38. Toward an information-based theory of irrational systems behavior: Label: en
39. Theoretical consideration of input transduction at the cell surface based on the development of a cybernetic model: Label: en
40. On the modelling relation: Label: en
41. Micro-macro interrelations and the order parameter concept in the field theory of societal systems: Label: en
42. A methodology for quality goal-seeking and coordination, and the practical application: Label: en
43. Recent advances in multivariable system modeling and identification algorithms and their applications: Label: en
44. Restoring order: Relating entropy to energy and information: Label: en
45. Self‐organization in hierarchically organized systems: Label: en