System Boundary Completeness
System Boundary Completeness is a methodological criterion within system analysis that ensures all relevant components, interactions, and dependencies necessary to fully represent the system under study are explicitly included within the defined system boundary, thereby distinguishing it from incomplete or arbitrarily delimited system representations.
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