Skeletal formula (245 bytes)
1: A '''skeletal formula''' is a [[three-dimensional]] model of th...

Skeletal muscle (9585 bytes)
1: ...l muscle.jpg|right|thumbnail|300px|Structure of a skeletal muscle]]
2: ...iated]] [[muscle]], attached to the [[skeleton]]. Skeletal muscles are used to facilitate [[movement]], by a...
6: There are two types of fibers for skeletal muscles: Type I and Type II. Type I fibers appear...
78: ==How skeletal muscle works==
79: The strength of skeletal muscle is [[directly proportional]] to its cross-...

Skeletal fluorosis (1718 bytes)
1: '''Skeletal fluorosis''' is an excessive accumulation of [[fl...
3: == Skeletal fluorosis phases ==
35: * http://www.fluoridation.com/skeletal.htm
36: * http://www.fluoridation.com/skeletal.htm#Table%201

Skeletal animation (3197 bytes)
11: Skeletal animation is useful because it allows the animato...
13: The weakness of the skeletal approach is that it doesn't by itself provide rea...
17: Skeletal animation is the standard way to do large scale a...

Skeletal-muscle pump (108 bytes)
1: [[Skeletal-muscle pump]] is the pumping effect of skeletal muscle on venous [[blood flow]].

Open system (system theory) (1568 bytes)
1: ... the definition of a "[[system]]" is arbitrary; a system is simply a collection of components (that have [...
3: ...eferred to as "''[[radiant energy]]''". Some open system have forms of the energy that can be receive from...
5: Examining processes with knowledge of open system [[mechanics]] can lead to interesting insight.
6: ... uses the environment to complete a circuit. Open systems can also occur in grounded circuit, in which the...
12: ... [[Phantom loop]], [[open system (computing)|Open system]].

System V printing system (664 bytes)
1: '''System V''' uses lp to arrange for the named files and a...
6: * [[Berkeley printing system]]

System 7 (309 bytes)
1: Several things are called '''System 7''':
3: ... 7]], a [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]] [[operating system]]
4: * [[System 7 (band)]], a techno band
5: * [[Unix version 7]] is sometimes called "System 7".
6: * [[System 7]], an [[IBM Minicomputer for process control in...

System/32 (620 bytes)
1: The '''System/32''' is a single user [[minicomputer]] marketed ...
6: [[Category:IBM hardware|System/032]]
7: [[Category:Minicomputers|System/032]]

System F (1299 bytes)
1: '''''System F''''' is a typed [[lambda calculus]]. It is also...
2: ... the [[computer scientist]] [[John C. Reynolds]]. System F formalizes the notion of
9: would be formalized in System F as the judgement
15: Under the [[Curry-Howard isomorphism]], System F corresponds to a [[second-order logic]].
17: System F, together with even more expressive lambda calc...

System (7740 bytes)
1: ...e Macintosh operating system, which was called '''System''' up to version 7.5.5, see [[Mac OS]].''
3: ...ub-system''' is a system which is part of another system.
4: A system typically consists of [[component]]s (or [[elemen...
7: ...in this context.) An [[engineering]] example of a system is often a [[circuit]] or a physical series.
9: ...or]] is a ''process'', but [[health care]] is a ''system''.

L-system (7576 bytes)
1: ...del the morphology of a variety of organisms. L-systems were introduced and developed in [[1968]] by the...
5: ...relationships between plant cells. Later on, this system was extended to describe higher plants and comple...
7: ==L-system structure==
9: ...wly 'grows' and becomes more complex. Lindenmayer systems are also popular in the generation of [[artifici...
11: ...ystems are now commonly known as ''parametric'' L systems, defined as a [[set]]

System of a Down (5847 bytes)
1: '''System of a Down''' is a [[heavy metal music|heavy metal...
7: ... of the band's repertoire. People supporting that System of a Down is [[nu-metal]], state that [[guitar so...
9: ...d vocalist for [[Snot (band)|Snot]], Lynn Strait. System of a Down received constant airplay in the [[Unit...
16: #''[[System of a Down (album)|System of a Down]]'' ([[30 June]] [[1998]])
23: * "Sugar" from ''[[System of a Down (album)|System of a Down]]'' (1998)

System/38 (1129 bytes)
1: The [[IBM]] '''System/38''' was a [[computer]]. It was a precursor to ...
3: ...followup/replacement for the [[System/360]] and [[System/370]].
5: ... System/380, and the AS/400 was nearly called the System/40.
7: ...he application software and most of the operating system from hardware dependencies, including such detail...
9: [[Category:IBM hardware|System/038]]

System/23 (293 bytes)
1: The '''System/23 Datamaster''' was announced by [[IBM]] in July...
4: ...w-1.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/pc/pc_9.html IBM System/23 Datamaster]
8: [[Category:IBM hardware|System/023]]

Value system (19215 bytes)
1: ...nd in specific circumstances. In essence, a value system (if sufficiently well-defined) is a formalization...
3: ...hind the discipline of rigorously examining value systems and the differences between them (given the prov...
5: ...ee Laws of Robotics]], which is intended as value system (of sorts) for robots in the hypothetical future ...
13: ...structures, and that conflicts between such value systems might be resolved rationally.
19: ...ones that usually concern us in the area of value systems are the ethical and the ideological.

B,C,K,W system (1778 bytes)
1: ...clature). As it is difficult to have the original system of combinatorial axioms we reproduce here the ver...

System/3 (981 bytes)
1: [[Image:System 3 punch card.jpg|thumb|A System 3 punch card. Click to enlarge.]]
2: ...he two extra holes located in the top rows. IBM [[System/370]]s with a proper card reader could also proce...
4: For mass storage, the System/3 used a single-platter cartridge disk, roughly t...
6: [[Category:IBM hardware|System/003]]
7: [[Category:Minicomputers|System/003]] <!-- not sure, but assume so. --wernher -->

System/36 (5725 bytes)
1: ...mple and popular [[small business]] [[computer]] system, first shipped in 1983. It had a 17-year product ...
5: ...small companies who had used the company's legacy System/3/32/34 computers.
7: ...SDA]], [[OCL]], and other technologies that the [[System/34]] used, though it was object-code incompatible...
15: ... file to accept commands from the procedure (the "system input file") meaning that a program could be cust...
24: The System/36 was flexible and powerful:

System/34 (764 bytes)
1: ... programmable job queues and priority levels, the System/34 ran quite nicely on 64K of memory.
3: [[Category:IBM hardware|System/034]]
4: [[Category:Minicomputers|System/034]]

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