In a larger greenhouse, there are partitions and mechanical systems (automated shades and vents, fans, heaters, water pumps) that break the structure into zones.
They use Schrodinger's equation to calculate different waves that describe a quantum mechanical system, like that electron you've been trying to measure.
That probability is predicted by the wavefunction, an equation that relates some of the properties of a quantum mechanical system, like an electron or atom.
The continuous nature of tape made it easy to handle mechanically, and the holes could be reliably detected with a mechanical or optical system, which encoded instructions and data.
Negative feedback describes the regulation of a system: it can be an office system or a mechanical system (like a machine) or a biological system (like that of a human).
Reality would then be viewed as a large mechanism whose only activity was the product of prior causes, and people would also be viewed as a part of this mechanical system.