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Daisyworld is the name of a
model developed by
Andrew Watson and
James Lovelock (published in 1983) to
demonstrate how
organisms could inadvertently regulate...
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developed a
mathematical model,
Daisyworld, in
which ecological competition underpinned planetary temperature regulation.
Daisyworld examines the
energy budget...
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Hosono ("&") and
Mishio Ogawa ("Trance"). In the 1990s he
started the
Daisyworld label to
release a wide
range of
experimental artists from ****an and the...
- Lovelock,
together with
Andrew Watson,
published the
computer model Daisyworld in 1983,
which postulated a
hypothetical planet orbiting a star whose...
- (1997). "Glucose
homeostasis with
infinite gain:
further lessons from the
Daisyworld parable?".
Journal of Endocrinology. 134 (2): 187–192. doi:10.1677/joe...
- (1970-06-04) June 4, 1970 (age 54) Tokyo, ****an
Genres Noise music Occupation(s) Musician, writer,
actor Years active 1988–present
Labels Boid,
Daisyworld...
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conflicts with
mainstream neo-Darwinism. Most
biologists would accept Daisyworld-style
homeostasis as possible, but
would certainly not
accept the idea...
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Donella Meadows' World3 used in the
Limits to Growth,
James Lovelock's
Daisyworld and
Thomas Ray's Tierra. In
social sciences,
computer simulation is an...
- manual), and one of the
options available to the
player is the
simplified "
Daisyworld" model. The player's
control of the
planet in the game is
quite comprehensive;...
- on the
album after being approached by
Labels United's
parent company Daisyworld to make a solo debut.
Covering topics of
everyday life, Baka no Uta is...
