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cybernetics

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cybernetics /cy·ber·net·ics/ (si″ber-net´iks) the science of the processes of communication and control in the animal and in the machine.
cy·ber·net·ics (sbr-ntks)
n.
The theoretical study of communication and control processes in biological, mechanical, and electronic systems, especially the comparison of these processes in biological and artificial systems.

cybernetics
[sī′bərnet′iks]
the science of control and communication in living and nonliving systems, as in comparative study of electronic computers and the living brain.

cybernetics
the science of communication and control in the animal and in the machine.


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Students interested in physiology and the augmentation of human senses through cybernetics will find the text informative as well as witty and satisfying.
Today, cybernetics can be used in practically any sphere of human activity: It performs the function of general, interdisciplinary knowledge.
There has been a fusion of virtual reality and cybernetics.
 
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