Sentence examples for as a single monolithic from inspiring English sources

It gave definite form, Mukherjee says, to an adversary that was essentially formless: "Cancer, a shape-shifting disease of colossal diversity, was recast as a single, monolithic entity".

He points out that there is both folly and scientific partisanship in treating "cancer, a shape-shifting disease of colossal diversity," as "a single, monolithic entity".

Whether or not the account of imprinting provided by this theory is correct, the point is made that how learning is defined and whether it is defined as a single, monolithic process or as many specialized processes are, in the end, questions of theory.

Traditionally, applications have been delivered as a single monolithic entity.

In areas such as synthetic chemistry, SI exceeding 100 pages expressed as a single monolithic PDF document is not unusual.

The point, of course, is that "Platonism" in this context should not be thought of as a single, monolithic set of doctrines.

The trick is that the post-modern understanding of being Heidegger believes Van Gogh can help us inaugurate historically would understand the being of beings in terms of being as such, i.e., not in a single, monolithic way but, instead, as essentially inexhaustible and thus necessarily polysemic (as we will see in section 3.7).

Such an inner-outer loop architecture is modular and does away with the requirement that the commanded trajectory be four times differentiable as would be required if a single monolithic backstepping control law were to be used.

"Nonfiction is not a single monolithic category as defined by the best-seller list," she said yesterday when asked to comment on her husband's remarks.

"I don't believe there's a single monolithic thing as 'gay culture', and I don't think gay-identified people are the only ones who cruise – not by a long shot," says Turner.

"I don't believe there's a single monolithic thing as 'gay culture,' and I don't think gay-identified people are the only ones who cruise not by a long shot," says Turner.