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... satisfy the functions above . A fairly complete check list follows : ( a ) The need or field problem which the plan aims to satisfy . ( b ) A brief history of the problem and the reasons why a solution is desirable , and why at this ...
... satisfy the functions above . A fairly complete check list follows : ( a ) The need or field problem which the plan aims to satisfy . ( b ) A brief history of the problem and the reasons why a solution is desirable , and why at this ...
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... satisfy a need , the systems engineer must " size up " the state of technology . In doing this he must face squarely some really tough questions . Here are some of them : ○ Is all necessary basic scientific knowledge available , or are ...
... satisfy a need , the systems engineer must " size up " the state of technology . In doing this he must face squarely some really tough questions . Here are some of them : ○ Is all necessary basic scientific knowledge available , or are ...
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... satisfy the two conditions . One may think of this fact as a consequence of the weak ordering axiom which is the main foundation for the utility function ; since there are many utilities which satisfy preferences ordered by the axiom ...
... satisfy the two conditions . One may think of this fact as a consequence of the weak ordering axiom which is the main foundation for the utility function ; since there are many utilities which satisfy preferences ordered by the axiom ...
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WHAT IS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING? | 3 |
THE TD2 RADIO RELAY SYSTEM | 23 |
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