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A model of something that can travel the world.
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Anything that performs a function, for example a machine, can be described by a "universal systems model".
The model involves:
1) Input
2) Process
3) Output
4) feedback
I just got this information off a website. It's outside my area of knowledge so I
don't know how good this answer is, but it may help. I'm pretty sure it shouldn't be categorised under "Astronomy".
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