cybernetics
noun
the study of automatic control and communication functions in both living organisms and mechanical and electronic systems, involving the application of statistical mechanics to feedback.
cyberneticist
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a word derived from
cybernetics.
Example Sentences
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A typical case is that of Leonid Plyushch, a cyberneticist whose aspirations for Ukranian cultural freedom led to charges of "creeping schizophrenia."
From Time Magazine Archive
The cyberneticist came to the front of the room.
From The Electronic Mind Reader by John Blaine
The Millers would move into one of the new cottages behind the orchard, next to Parnell Winston, the staff cyberneticist.
From The Scarlet Lake Mystery by Harold L. (Harold Leland) Goodwin
We have an archeologist, a naturalist, and a cyberneticist coming.
From The Caves of Fear by Harold L. (Harold Leland) Goodwin
So Beardsley, showing more courage than he felt, trailed the cyberneticist through every unit of final check-up.
From We're Friends, Now by Mel Varga
