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Glossary of Terms
Structure: The arrangement of parts; the relations between parts; the manner
of grouping, aggregating, or combining parts; and the classification
and categorizing of parts.
Subjective frame: The subjective frame represents the cognitive part (however, that is conceived or formulated), the procedures to carry out the
cognition, and the thinking about the models or representations of
the cognitions and procedures. The set of factors that make up this
social thinking process (subjective frame) are consistent with scientific sociological investigations that divide the factors into planning,
procedure (mechanisms), and models of the plans and procedures
(mechanisms) for clarity and to avoid confusion with dual use of the
term “mechanism”; “mechanism” is used in the engineering and science sense while “procedures” are used instead of social mechanisms.
Subjective implies things influenced by personal feelings, biases, or
intuitive thoughts.
Subjective measure: Subjective measures are measures that are based on
personal beliefs or reflect biases (as determined in an objective
manner). The belief that an object will have various functions with
performances (with some level of quality) is a subjective measure.
User’s anticipations of an object are determinable and identifiable as
subjective measures. These subjective measures include behaviors.
Subjective measures are used to determine how a constraint or condition impacts development work or integration.
Subjective ontology: Ontological structures based on method or processes.
Subjective value: Subjective value is often characterized by esteem, opportunity, or some form of intangibles.
Synthesis: Synthesis joins and merges the results of interactions between
system elements to sustain the emergent properties that distinguish
ProtaSystems de jure or de facto. Synthesis is that intermediate step
which encompasses emergence. However, emergence by itself does
not result in a system, but rather a ProtaSystem. Synthesis is founded
on the notion of action at a distance—the impact of forces acting on
things possibly displaced in time and place from the original action.
System: A system is a bounded, stable group of objects exhibiting intrinsic
emergent properties that through the interactions of energy, matter,
material wealth, and information provide functions different from
their archetypes. Said more abstractly and succinctly (but with loss
of precision), a system is a bounded, stable group of objects exhibiting intrinsic emergent behaviors based on interactions of energy,
matter, material wealth, and information. And finally, paired down
to its barest abstraction (with loss of precision and accuracy), a system is a group of stable objects showing intrinsic emergence based
on interactions.
A system is comprised of objects that are interconnect and
exchange EMMI. A system is comprised of pair-wise objects that
Glossary of Terms
Structure: The arrangement of parts; the relations between parts; the manner
of grouping, aggregating, or combining parts; and the classification
and categorizing of parts.
Subjective frame: The subjective frame represents the cognitive part (however, that is conceived or formulated), the procedures to carry out the
cognition, and the thinking about the models or representations of
the cognitions and procedures. The set of factors that make up this
social thinking process (subjective frame) are consistent with scientific sociological investigations that divide the factors into planning,
procedure (mechanisms), and models of the plans and procedures
(mechanisms) for clarity and to avoid confusion with dual use of the
term “mechanism”; “mechanism” is used in the engineering and science sense while “procedures” are used instead of social mechanisms.
Subjective implies things influenced by personal feelings, biases, or
intuitive thoughts.
Subjective measure: Subjective measures are measures that are based on
personal beliefs or reflect biases (as determined in an objective
manner). The belief that an object will have various functions with
performances (with some level of quality) is a subjective measure.
User’s anticipations of an object are determinable and identifiable as
subjective measures. These subjective measures include behaviors.
Subjective measures are used to determine how a constraint or condition impacts development work or integration.
Subjective ontology: Ontological structures based on method or processes.
Subjective value: Subjective value is often characterized by esteem, opportunity, or some form of intangibles.
Synthesis: Synthesis joins and merges the results of interactions between
system elements to sustain the emergent properties that distinguish
ProtaSystems de jure or de facto. Synthesis is that intermediate step
which encompasses emergence. However, emergence by itself does
not result in a system, but rather a ProtaSystem. Synthesis is founded
on the notion of action at a distance—the impact of forces acting on
things possibly displaced in time and place from the original action.
System: A system is a bounded, stable group of objects exhibiting intrinsic
emergent properties that through the interactions of energy, matter,
material wealth, and information provide functions different from
their archetypes. Said more abstractly and succinctly (but with loss
of precision), a system is a bounded, stable group of objects exhibiting intrinsic emergent behaviors based on interactions of energy,
matter, material wealth, and information. And finally, paired down
to its barest abstraction (with loss of precision and accuracy), a system is a group of stable objects showing intrinsic emergence based
on interactions.
A system is comprised of objects that are interconnect and
exchange EMMI. A system is comprised of pair-wise objects that