System: An element made up of interrelated, reliant parts.
Limits: Barriers that characterize a system and recognize it from different systems in a situation.
Homeostasis: The inclination of a system to be flexible as for outside interruption and to keep up its key attributes.
Adjustment: The inclination of a system to roll out the internal improvements to ensure itself and continue satisfying its motivation.
Proportional Transactions: Circular or patterned cooperations that systems take part in such an extent that they impact each other.
Criticism Loop: The procedure by which systems self-right dependent on responses from different systems in the earth.
Throughput: Rate of vitality move between a system and its condition after some time.
Microsystem: The system nearest to the customer.
Mesosystem: Relationships among systems in a situation.
Exosystem: A connection between two systems that indirectly affects the third system.
Macrosystem: A bigger system that impacts customers, for example, approaches, organization of qualification projects, and culture.
Chronosystem: A system made out of enormous life occasions influencing adjustment.
