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Page 101
... either as an unending wavy line which goes on and on as time passes (7a.3),
or one can draw a circular loop connecting the two extremes, and say that the
system goes round and round this loop, which is referred to as a “limit cycle' (7a.4
).
... either as an unending wavy line which goes on and on as time passes (7a.3),
or one can draw a circular loop connecting the two extremes, and say that the
system goes round and round this loop, which is referred to as a “limit cycle' (7a.4
).
Page 131
The first step is to arrange them into groups, bringing together all the
measurements which fall between certain limits. We might make the limits two
inches apart (or any other interval suitable for the purpose we have in mind). If we
take ...
The first step is to arrange them into groups, bringing together all the
measurements which fall between certain limits. We might make the limits two
inches apart (or any other interval suitable for the purpose we have in mind). If we
take ...
Page 246
... 150 force, 20 styles, I 15, 116 limit cycle, IoI limits of science, 126 Limits to
Growth, 70, 75 line contour, 45 ridge, 45 linguistic philosophies, 119 lock-in, 92,
95, 96 schismogenesis and double-bind, 92 log phase, 73 logical positivists, 120
246.
... 150 force, 20 styles, I 15, 116 limit cycle, IoI limits of science, 126 Limits to
Growth, 70, 75 line contour, 45 ridge, 45 linguistic philosophies, 119 lock-in, 92,
95, 96 schismogenesis and double-bind, 92 log phase, 73 logical positivists, 120
246.
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Tools for Thought |
| Author | Conrad Hal Waddington |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Cape, 1977 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 Oct 2009 |
| ISBN | 0224010778, 9780224010771 |
| Length | 250 pages |
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