self-similarity

The anonymous physicist found relying on African fractals and reflexive theories of self-similarity

Pollock's Last Snowflake Yasmin Elaine Waring 2011

These packages each include a picture of the package itself and are often cited by writers discussing such pop-math-arcana as recursion, strange loops, self-similarity, and fractals.

Boing Boing 2008

Images are characterized by areas of self-similarity.

A Message About ID 2007

Recursiveness will be…principle: The related property, that the component entities resemble in some sense the higher level entities, is called “self-similarity.”

The Nature of Technology W. Brain Arthur 2009

A fractal is a geometry that reflects self-similarity at all levels of scale.

Philosophy facilitates the wayfarer’s subsistence Tusar N Mohapatra 2009

Since this comes down to math, computers can easily invent self-similarity, and this component has given realism to CGI renderings of rocks, plants, clouds, and water, where the phenomenon appears everywhere.

Self-Similarity in Fractals James Gurney 2009

Given this, self-similarity carries up and down a recursive hierarchy that is many layers deep.

The Nature of Technology W. Brain Arthur 2009

Romanesco broccoli demonstrates the principle of self-similarity even better.

Self-Similarity in Fractals James Gurney 2009

(Plus, some cool fractal images that demonstrate self-similarity needed in politics.) '

"They're out to get us!" On trust, distrust, and organizing for change 2009

One of the principles of fractals is the concept of self-similarity.

Self-Similarity in Fractals James Gurney 2009