Not addressed here are other possibly relevant books on child psychology (moral development), social psychology, economic decision-making, or the general theme of emergence, systems theory, and anti-reductionism.
4. Minati, G., Abram, M. and Pessa, E., (eds)., (2009), Processes of emergence of systems and systemic properties.
Ms Watson said the emergence of system one robots will create "huge change" in society globally.
In the second type "weak emergence," the system's global behavior derives from the operation of micro-level processes, but the micro-level interactions are interwoven in such a complicated network that the global behavior has no simple explanation.
The emergence of systems metabolic engineering, which combines systems biology with synthetic biology and evolutionary engineering at the systems level, offers new perspectives on strain and process optimization.
Conversely, advances in systems biology created the necessary conditions and tools for the emergence of systems medicine.
Hence, bridging systems biology and pharmacokinetics-pharmacodynamics (PK/PD) has led to the emergence of systems pharmacology [ 5].
In particular, topics on self-organisation, emergence, dynamical systems, and distributed artificial intelligence can be the backbone of truly self-adapting assembly systems.
Mutualisation promises the emergence of system-level associational governance characterised by: reconfigured relationships, democratic conversation, improved information flows, adaptive and innovative capabilities, high levels of trust, accountability and legitimacy, and a focus on performance outcomes.
For a large game, these costs are a continual drag on the bottom line". Instead of the developer intervening, online gaming is seeing the emergence of systems by which the community can moderate itself.
