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Affordance-based Reverse Engineering

Reversible Universe Implications of Affordance-based Reverse Engineering of Complex Natural Systems... [Pg.11]

Halsmer, D. McDonough, S. (2011). Affordance-based reverse engineering of natural systems with possible corruption. Proceedings of the 2011 Christian Engineering Education Conference (CEEC). [Pg.35]

Halsmer, D., Roman, N., Todd, T. (2009b). Integrating the concept of affordance into function-based reverse engineering with application to complex systems. Proceedings of the 2009 ASEE Annual Conference. [Pg.35]

Figure 2.9 Redox-driven translocation of the anion X (e.g., chloride), based on the Nin/Nim change. The nickel center acts both as an engine and as areceptor for the X anion (when in the Ni111 state). Occurrence of the reversible X translocation is afforded by the following sequence of anion affinity Nim > Cu11 > Ni11. Figure 2.9 Redox-driven translocation of the anion X (e.g., chloride), based on the Nin/Nim change. The nickel center acts both as an engine and as areceptor for the X anion (when in the Ni111 state). Occurrence of the reversible X translocation is afforded by the following sequence of anion affinity Nim > Cu11 > Ni11.
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