Adiabatic principle
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The Adiabatic Principle relates the capacity of a system to interact against the frequency of attempted interaction by another.
Should a series of interactions occur too fast, an average of the interactions is perceived, should the actions occur too slowly, then they become approximated to a constant background. As the two systems approach each other in capacity to interact and frequency of attempted interaction a maximum level of response to stimulus is approached.
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