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- noun A
programming system in which smallconstructs (macros ) represent groups ofmachine instructions
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Examples
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With the entire North American continent on fire the thermal updraft causes an incendiary cyclonic macrosystem that forms a hemispheric megastorm …
Last Words George Carlin 2009
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This impossibility of a macrosystem not in a state of chaos to be perpetually durable may one day be explicitly recognized by a new thermodynamic law just as the impossibility of perpetual motion once was.
Energy and economic myths (historical) Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen 2007
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This state consists of an open macrosystem which maintains its entropic structure constant through material exchanges with its "environment".
Energy and economic myths (historical) Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen 2007
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These three results exist in market systems, warfare, the environment, politics, and any other complex macrosystem.
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These three results exist in market systems, warfare, the environment, politics, and any other complex macrosystem.
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These three results exist in market systems, warfare, the environment, politics, and any other complex macrosystem.
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These three results exist in market systems, warfare, the environment, politics, and any other complex macrosystem.
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These three results exist in market systems, warfare, the environment, politics, and any other complex macrosystem.
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These three results exist in market systems, warfare, the environment, politics, and any other complex macrosystem.
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These three results exist in market systems, warfare, the environment, politics, and any other complex macrosystem.
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