¶ Structure_Sequence (2)
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RBF Definitions
Structure_Sequence:
(2)
"rations. These patterns may be described (Fig. 1) as constellar because their component events stand dynamically together like star groupings, and any event patternings which become locally regenerative are constellar patterns. It is a tendency of patterns either to repeat themselves locally or for their parts to separate-out to join severally or singly with other patterns or to form new constellations.
“All the forces operative in Universe result in a complex progression of most comfortable (i.e., least effort) arrangements in which the macro-medio-micro star events stand together here and there as locally regenerative patterns. I call these spontaneously regenerative local constellations basic structures since they appear to be universally and inherently recurrent. This definition of structure holds true all the way from whole nonsimultaneous Universe through all the lesser local and inherently regenerative pattern differentiations down to the atom and its nuclear subassemblies.”
See MIT Sequence_7
¶ Cross-References
- MIT Sequence_7
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