A). A new system property is introduced by changes in its compound-systems (supersystems) and the worlds they belong to. (A system may belong to many supersystems of different kind, or, the way we call it here, different worlds);
B). A new system property is introduced by changes in its subsystems and the worlds they belong to.
The opposite:
A). Confining operations to a certain system level can prevent negative effects which appear as the result of above.
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