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- adjective That takes part in
self-organization
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Examples
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An obvious conclusion is that the many so-called self-organizing systems are not completely self-organizing and actually require the presence of other factors, including external fields of energy provided by the sun.
The G.O.D. Experiments Gary E. Schwartz 2006
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In fact, the term ecosystem refers to a self-organizing and self-regulating interaction of independent organisms; it is not a checklist of the local flora and fauna.
Forbes.com: News Daniel Isenberg 2012
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But what is more remarkable, is that these self-organizing digital citizens have also taken it upon themselves, to remove litter from the streets, protect their national treasures, direct traffic and create local pseudo-police forces in the absence of any credible law enforcement help.
Stephen Balkam: Egyptians Demonstrate Digital Citizenship Stephen Balkam 2011
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The Occupiers were self-organizing housing, food and communications for a helluva lot of people and they were doing it well.
Joan Brunwasser: Interview With Ann Medlock, Author of "The Mayor & Wall Street" Joan Brunwasser 2011
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But what is more remarkable, is that these self-organizing digital citizens have also taken it upon themselves, to remove litter from the streets, protect their national treasures, direct traffic and create local pseudo-police forces in the absence of any credible law enforcement help.
Stephen Balkam: Egyptians Demonstrate Digital Citizenship Stephen Balkam 2011
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Living organisms are such self-organizing teleodynamic systems, and they have a key property.
Rethinking Thinking Raymond Tallis 2011
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These events are self-organizing, no one is "running" these events, but volunteers will be helping to organize them.
Dave Johnson: Why You Should Attend An Occupy Meeting Dave Johnson 2011
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The Occupiers were self-organizing housing, food and communications for a helluva lot of people and they were doing it well.
Joan Brunwasser: Interview With Ann Medlock, Author of "The Mayor & Wall Street" Joan Brunwasser 2011
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Peaceful dispute resolution is a self-organizing system, which facilitates the expansion of activity (see Hayek - Fatal Conceit).
A Theory of Government, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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His key argument, developed over several hundred pages, centers on what he calls a "teleo-dynamic" system—a self-organizing system that "promotes its own persistence and maintenance" by modifying itself "to more effectively utilize supportive extrinsic conditions."
Rethinking Thinking Raymond Tallis 2011
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