It is true that safety culture, at least in some sense, represents a holistic term a totality of factors that include human, organisational and technological aspects.
The finite artistic plenums she depicts and materializes are representative of a holistic and infinite totality of "essences" -- which really are no more than transient human experiences artificially reduced to concepts for as long as they are valuable for practical use.
Of course, the massively holistic character of totalities of involvements would make the task of specifying the necessary value-predicates (say, as sets of internal representations) incredibly hard, but it is unclear that it makes that task impossible.
First, it makes the case for a holistic approach to the totality of touchpoints across all parts of the enterprise and all stages of the customer relationship cycle.
Maybe the most enlightening New Testament reference that leads us towards a better understanding of how God is inviting us to value human life in its totality and from a holistic and more inclusive perspective is found in the appeal of Jesus: "I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, You did for me..
It has to be noted that, although it is impossible to examine the totality of BIM systems, the study adopts a holistic approach looking at most of the major BIM system categories and 122 application examples which are common in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry.
First, life satisfaction is holistic, ranging over the whole of one's life, or the totality of one's life over a certain period of time.
The freedom of real individuals can only be thought of in a holistic way, "in the resultant web of relationships with the social totality and with nature".
To broaden our knowledge on holistic health outcomes and behavior in former athletes, it is important to consider the totality of data that have been collected and analyzed to date, particularly as research pertaining to the "whole person" (e.g., physical and psychosocial measures) in modern competitive athletes gains momentum.
We suggest that these four dimensions must be integrated to provide a holistic framework for designing and implementing eHealth research projects, as well as for understanding the totality of the eHealth intervention.
