Systems ecology, operations research and gerontology: the making of strange bedfellows.
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Summary
The intent in this paper is to address the question, “In what ways is aging a characteristic of systems in general?” by applying knowledge of systems ecology, operations research and gerontology.
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- 1987-01-01
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Keywords
Hierarchy, Parallels, Ecology, Living systems, Process (computing)
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- Model Studies On The Interactions Among Carbon Substrates, Bacteria And Consumers In A Salt-Marsh Estuary
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