But by considering the issues as an interrelated whole, Young began to realize only one player would ultimately dominate the corporate market.
The Naturphilosophie includes ourselves within nature, as part of an interrelated whole, which is structured in an ascending series of 'potentials' that contain a polar opposition within themselves.
Systems are conceptualizations of an interrelated whole [ 34] and they can be complex and adaptive [ 35, 36].
So a four-movement, 20-minute string quartet emerges as a rigorous, interrelated and organic whole, as substantive as any symphony.
Thirty-two lactating, multiparous Holstein cows were utilized in a 91-d experiment in Auburn, Alabama, during summer to determine whether rectal and skin temperatures and respiration rates are repeatable and interrelated and whether whole cottonseed or calcium salts of long-chain fatty acids (Megalac, Church & Dwight Co., Inc., Princeton, NJ) affected milk production or its constituents.
It recognized the city in its context, not as an isolated collection of buildings but as an organic whole interconnected with and interrelated to its region.
"Only the complex, biologically interrelated systems of the whole animal can respond in a fashion indicative to that of man," says Dr. Melby.
This one is paired with a nude from 1920: "Clouds, torsos, shells, peppers, trees, rocks, smoke stacks, are but interdependent, interrelated parts of a whole, which is Life".
When these interrelated parts as a whole exhibit properties different from the individual parts such as in the case of our project, the system is called a 'complex system' [17].
When these foods and constituents are combined, it is assumed that the interrelated actions of a whole dietary pattern may generate even more powerful synergistic, additive or antagonist actions in the brain that single food factors are unable to achieve.
He married my mother, who was his roommate's older sister, so it was a whole series of interrelated Princeton events that weave through my life.
