| His notion of the mind as a self-regulating system is in line with modern ideas on cybernetics. |
| She is especially interested in cybernetics and systems analysis as sources of chronophobia in artists and others. |
| We are just now beginning to recognize the new order resulting from the development of the science of cybernetics. |
| This field, situated somewhere between physics, engineering, and cybernetics, may or may not fulfill the hopes of its contemporary proponents. |
| In addition to anything else, to ignore the crucial functioning of the meat in the machine is poor cybernetics. |
| Those moral and ethical issues have been under-discussed, at least as far as cybernetics is concerned. |
