… 3rd level of complexity: the process distributes energy (demanded products), it is vertically
(between superior and inferior environment, market) oriented and passes in each case�…

… Our paper on complexity and emergence is primarily … We will not be studying complexity
and emergence from a scientific … of levels of interpretation consisting of six different levels or …

… We report on interviews and a classroom participatory simulation with ten sixth-grade
students about ordinary events that could be construed as emergent, such as social situations in …

… His description of degeneracy at intersecting levels of complexity stands free of historical
value biases, and demonstrates that human uniqueness does not necessarily arise by positive …

… More specifically, this article introduces six ideal-type categories covering different evaluation
objectives and varied levels of nonlinearity and suggests when and how program- and …

… six cases, some in the first five, some in the first four, some in the first three, and so forth.
Other patterns were negligibly rare. Thus, out of all the 64 possible patterns for choices in the six …

… which the six rules operate and why these rules work, especially given the complexity that is
… Our focus with the six simple rules has been on making these concepts actionable—that is, …

… Today’s rising complexity in society and technology can only be managed by appropriate
means. One tool that has become highly important are the transfer functions used in Six Sigma, …

… complexity considered that complexity meant “anything that we find difficult to understand.” …
in a lake at six levels of detail. This was conducted for a model with six state variables and for …

… Recently, Morieux and Tollmann49 derive from practice six simple rules for managing
complexity without being complicated, striving for cooperation. Also in nature complex behaviours …