Systems can have processes that regularly repeat {periodicity}|. Increased repetition rate {period doubling} or system size can lead to chaos, as wavelength and space decrease. Systems can make matter or energy pulses {intermittency}. Systems can have periods that are not exact {quasiperiodicity}. Energy or mass dissipation cancels or removes conflicting motions and results in changes along one dimension. Periodicity is only in that dimension.
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