cybernetic

Variant of cybernetics

cybernetics Definition

☆ cy·ber·net·ics (-net′iks)

noun

the science dealing with the comparative study of human control systems, as the brain and nervous system, and complex electronic systems

Etymology: coined (1948) by Norbert Wiener < Gr kybernētēs, helmsman (< kybernan, to steer, govern) + -ics

Related Forms:

cybernetic cy′·ber·net′ic adjective

Browse dictionary entries near cybernetic

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‹ cyberfraud
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‹ Cybercrime Statistics Interpretation
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