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negentropy

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negentropy [nə′gen·trə·pē]
(communications)
information content


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Perhaps technology is only a matter of man-made or artificial negentropy which, because of its enormous and productive capacity and ability to aggrandize perception into convenient and coherent packages of "information," we perceive as invincible, life-stabilizing, all-meaningful, and omnipotent.
At the crossroad: Paik's electronic superhighway by Green, J. Ronald / Afterimage
Domination of the coupled processes over the basic ones provides probionts with the supplementary negentropy being the antigradient motive power, or the vital force.
Systemic approach to the origin of life by Kompanichenko, Vladimir / Frontier Perspectives
Calculating the negentropy of radiation in vivo and the entropy of materials, we found that the sum entropy of the human organism is effectively negative.
Entropy and information of human organisms and the nature of life by Grandpierre, Attila / Frontier Perspectives
 
 
 
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