Sentence examples for emergent systems from inspiring English sources
Emergent systems are bottom-up and top-down simultaneously.
Emergent systems are ones in which many different elements interact.
Emergent systems create synergy, where the individual components interrelate and lead to the creation of a whole that is greater than the the sum of its parts.
This paper formally elaborates the mechanism behind this phenomenon, and proposes principles for the design of components for emergent systems.
This paper formally elaborates the mechanism behind this phenomenon, and proposes design principles for the design of emergent systems' components.
In a TEDx SemesterAtSea talk, There is No Leader, he explains how in emergent systems there is no leader; how schools of fish or flocks of birds do not answer to any one creature.
Culture is an emergent system.
An economy is an emergent system.
It is an emergent system that functions so well because it works equally for everybody.
He views it as an emergent system with its own internal dynamics (and which humans currently drive but don't really control) – in effect an offshoot of the biosphere.
He also explains that the mass media don't qualify as an emergent system; they lack a feedback mechanism to prevent certain stories (like O. J. or Princess Diana's death) from spinning out of control, saturating the airwaves for months.
