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I have restored this page. It already survived VfD in October 2004, then it was listed on WP:SD and deleted without discussion in early December 2004. This article has a potential to expand beyond a dictionary definition, and in fact is longer than a pure dictionary definition as it stands. -- Lexor| Talk 22:14, Dec 8, 2004 (UTC)

Homeorhesis and homeostasis are good words to distinguish different strategies for sustainable development of a human society. They are also useful to describe different purposes of a quality management system. Are there synonyms in the management jargon?

// Jakob Rosenquist, Gothenburg, Sweden