Traditional thinking mode in Chinese culture chronically emphasizes the whole observation and thinking, namely holistic view, pays attention to observe and think problems based on the development, evolution of things, and analyzes problem as time(s) changes, namely the dynamic view.
It affected every one of the social sciences, each of which was as much concerned with the development of things as with their structures.
Earlier this year, W. Brian Arthur, of the Sante Fe Institute, published a working paper, "Complexity Economics," explaining the field after which the paper is titled, which uses computer models to study the development of things like stock-market crashes and technological lock-in.
If Israel could replace most of its coal-based electricity with gas in the coming years, that would lead to cleaner air and the potential for development of things like gas-powered public transportation and electric cars.
Regarding the development of Thing-specific components (e.g., supporting a video decoding chip), widely used libraries can be shared between developers or, in the future, provided by the vendors.
Logical structure and chain of influence among variables is examined from different dimensions; the complex and real cause-and-effect relationship and development of things is exhibited.
God doesn't need any chain of events or sequential development of things from simple to complex, doesn't need anything to happen gradually and sequentially.... all living beings existed simultaneously, same form and shape.
He asserted the Obama administration lacks "the kind of vision that would allow you to recognize that once you've gotten a place like Iraq under control you don't withdraw, which leaves an incredible vacuum and allows for the development of things like ISIS".
The hair was curled, and the maid sent away, and Emma sat down to think and be miserable. It was a wretched business indeed!—Such an overthrow of every thing she had been wishing for!—Such a development of every thing most unwelcome!—Such a blow for Harriet!—that was the worst of all.
A related exhibition explores the development of living things in the Yucatán area following the massive impact of the Chicxulub asteroid, 65 million years ago.
The cosmos was formed by mind in two stages: first, by a revolving and mixing process that still continues; and, second, by the development of living things.
