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Introduction,ncient scientist/philosopher such as Aristotle, who was able to comprehend almost all knowledge available in his time, has gradually been replaced by generations of scientists with ever increasing depth of knowledge and narrowness of interest and competence.

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Goal-Oriented Systems,cognizing some significant categories of the concepts. Such an inspection of the conceptual framework is likely to reveal three main categories of concepts. Let us refer to concepts in these categories as primitive, basic, and supplementary systems concepts.

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