Priming
Priming [1] is the true first sequential Step/Position in the evolution of a System — especially as described in [7] The Matrix Frame of the…
Category: Semantic Ontology Framework
The Semantic Ontology Framework (SOF) uses sets of system shapes — called frames — to organize terms and describe relationships in complex adaptive systems.
Productive Threshold
Productive Threshold (pt) is an approximate position in the evolution of the system where work of the system is applied towards productivity and Drive-phase End-products…
Project-based Learning
Project-based Learning (PBL) is a learning modality focused on growing-through-doing. Rather than learning as a consumptive process where learners are presented with and must absorb…
Reception
Reception (⤚, ⤙ | also “Receptive, Receptivity”) is an Element or Position in a Frame that is primarily oriented for input flows. This is the…
Reference Frame
Reference Frame (⅄) sets the context for a Frame, system, or entity — it describes the world that the system inhabits in some symbolic way.…
Regressive Alliance
Regressive Alliance happens when two (or more?) iterations of a System along a Evolution Chain that are related in polarity find a common alignment that…
Rule One
Rule One is the first rule or principle of system thinking which governs the Prime — sometimes leading to the rule being called “the Law…
Semantic Ontology Framework
The Semantic Ontology Framework (SOF) is a way of thinking about and notation Complex Adaptive Systems. It serves as the framework basis for UK Systematics.…
SOF
SOF stands for Semantic Ontology Framework, a method for diagramming and thinking about systems central to Systematics. Meta SOF can be pronounced “soph” which is…
SOF / MM Frame Versioning Semantics
SOF / MM Frame Versioning Semantics sets guidelines version tracking for the Semantic Ontology Framework (SOF). UK advocates using a modified version of SemVer (Semantic…