This paper describes the formal representation approach used in the scope of a large-scale research project aiming at the holistic, completely digital representation and automated computability of the product life-cycle (PLC).
[note 8] Together with other evidence this argues compellingly that the immensely interconnected activity going on within the cell is completely orchestrated by holistic energy patterns that are archetypal in character for each cell type and quite distinct from the covalent chemical bonds that constitute the molecular chemistry of the cell.
"It's all very holistic," she added.
That FITC-conjugated CPE peptide was internalized, and not merely associated with the outer membrane surface, is revealed by the ability to detect the peptide only in optical sections through the tumor cell cytoplasm, but not in holistic reconstructions of whole cells where the tumor cell cytoplasm and plasma membrane completely surrounds the peptide in three-dimensional space.
Doctors, scientists, yogis and holistic health practitioners of all stripes agree on the benefits of deep, relaxed breathing, but it's one of those things that can seem completely impossible to do when your body is screaming for shallow, panicked gasps.
Jutta Allmendiger, a West German sociologist and author of "Women on the March," a survey on young German women's attitudes, said "women in the East are more holistic," and "combine their children and their careers and their sexuality in a completely matter-or-fact way".
The jury was unswayed by such strict formalism and instead embraced a more holistic view, according to which — in the words of a prior ruling involving Mariah Carey — "no approach can completely divorce pitch sequence and rhythm from harmonic chord progression, tempo, and key, and thereby support a conclusion that compositions are dissimilar as a matter of law".
It sounds quite holistic.
The holistic practitioner came.
