Normal Accidents¶
Perrow, C. (1999). Normal Accidents: Living with High-Risk Technologies. Princeton University Press.
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- Coupling
- Coupling is the structural relationship whereby two or more subsystems or variables are dynamically linked such that a change in one produces some change in the others, through a specifiable mechanism of interaction
This sourceFrames coupling on a tight-to-loose continuum and analyzes its characteristic timescale (instantaneous vs. lagged) for disturbance propagation; supports the dynamic-linkage and time-criticality claims.
- Coupling is the structural relationship whereby two or more subsystems or variables are dynamically linked such that a change in one produces some change in the others, through a specifiable mechanism of interaction
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