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Elastography: A systems approach

International Journal of Imaging Systems and Technology, 1997
We present a review of elastography from a systems point of view. We show that elastography can be viewed as a cascade of two distinct processes. The first process involves the mapping of the distribution of local elastic moduli in the target into a distribution of local longitudinal strains.
Jonathan Ophir   +5 more
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An approach for systems evolution

2004 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37583), 2005
Due to the immaturity of practice and the increasing complexity of system-of-systems (SOS), there have been obvious needs to develop a systematic methodology that enables the evolution of such systems. This paper presents a prototype design for a synthetic systems evolution environment (SEE).
Jie Wu, Qiulin Ding
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An approach to evolutional system

Proceedings of the First IEEE Conference on Evolutionary Computation. IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, 2002
Everything on the earth, from chemical compounds to living things, consist of about 100 kinds of chemical elements. Moreover, they are considered to have self-organized. In order to elucidate the mechanism of such self-organization we made a simple model. When self-organization occurs, there must be some information of the structures.
Kaoru Nakano   +3 more
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A systems approach

Nature, 2010
Applying systems biology to cancer research has become a growth area for computationally minded scientists. Kelly Rae Chi tallies the possibilities.
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Errors in systems approaches

International Journal of System of Systems Engineering, 2012
Understanding and treating problems in complex systems, independent of the systems construct (i.e., socio-technical systems or socio-ecological systems), dictates the use of a formal systems approach. The systems approach may be methodological, a method, or a technique, but in each case it involves the imposition of order that ranges from the ...
Kevin MacG. Adams, Patrick T. Hester
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An approach to systems correctness

Proceedings of the third symposium on Operating systems principles - SOSP '71, 1971
First, the problem of proving the correctness of an operating system is defined. Then a simple model is presented. Several examples are given to show how this model allows derivation of proofs about small systems.
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A Systems Approach to Loss

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1991
Following the death of a family member, the mourners' experiences of grief are inevitably influenced by and, in turn, influence the experiences of their relatives. Therapy should apply a model which takes this interactive process into account. A systems approach can fulfil this requirement in certain cases.
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A Systems Approach to Agroecology

2023
As agroecology gains momentum in the international research-for-development arena, there is an urgent need for methods and tools to support the codesign and evaluation of agroecological systems and their transitions. The social and ecological complexity of agroecosystems, their dynamics, uncertainties and sustainability, calls for a holistic, systemic ...
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System of Systems Approach for Maintaining Wastewater System

Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, 2019
AbstractThis study demonstrates that modeling a wastewater system as a system of systems (SoS) rather than a monolithic system constitutes a useful methodological approach to dealing with the compl...
Ahmad Altarabsheh   +4 more
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Biocompatibility — A System Approach

1989
The use of more than 2 billion biomaterial devices per year in therapeutic medicine elucidates the magnitude of one of the biggest problems today’s medicine is dealing with. Clinical application of biomaterials has by far exceeded in both quality and quantity our knowledge about the interaction between the biomaterial and the human organism (1).
H, Klinkmann, D, Falkenhagen
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