Participants are released from fusing the face parts together into a holistic gestalt when the parts are misaligned or rotated by 180° (Young et al., 1987).
Nature, the elements and man are balanced in an equilibrium which, Gaia theory-like, is a holistic organism, and one part of it cannot be changed without influencing another part.
Prof Rebecca Ivers, director of its injury division, says driving lessons are part of a holistic approach to caring for indigenous Australians.
Nonetheless, her proposed figure of 10,000 a month is only part of a holistic solution.
Bristol University said that it would use the A* grade "as part of a holistic selection process, in order to help distinguish between otherwise equally qualified applicants".
For those of us working in health and social care, the financial welfare of carers should form part of a holistic assessment of needs.
Mayor Sharpe James, who lives in the South Ward, said the plan was "all part of a holistic approach" to reviving Newark, as well as to increasing the homeownership rate in the city, which has risen since 1984 to 26percentt from 16percentt.
But Michigan's law school, said the court in a rush of New Age jargon, was within its rights to take account of race as part of a "holistic" and "individualised" admissions process.
Certainly, "learning" can't be boiled down to a fill-in-the-bubble test, but when used as part of a holistic and balanced evaluation system, standardized test scores can add value.
The majority opinion in the Grutter case, written by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, rejected the use of racial quotas in admissions decisions but said that race could be used as one factor among many, as part of a "holistic review".
