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... discussed briefly because of the light they shed upon decision making in general . But one should not conclude that such tools are in everyday use for making systems choices . In fact , there are good technical reasons why this is not ...
... discussed briefly because of the light they shed upon decision making in general . But one should not conclude that such tools are in everyday use for making systems choices . In fact , there are good technical reasons why this is not ...
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... discussed is that of system . Closely related secondary concepts to be discussed are : en- vironment , need , planning and creative process . It happens that certain properties apply to systems in general , irre- spective of the nature ...
... discussed is that of system . Closely related secondary concepts to be discussed are : en- vironment , need , planning and creative process . It happens that certain properties apply to systems in general , irre- spective of the nature ...
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... discussed two proposals for measuring individual preferences . The higher the level of measurement the more rigid the requirements , but both methods discussed here have certain requirements in common . That is why it is convenient to ...
... discussed two proposals for measuring individual preferences . The higher the level of measurement the more rigid the requirements , but both methods discussed here have certain requirements in common . That is why it is convenient to ...
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WHAT IS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING? | 7 |
1 | 16 |
THE TD2 RADIO RELAY SYSTEM | 22 |
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