Sentence examples for organic theory from inspiring English sources
The central tenets of the Organic Theory of organization design imply that ERP systems should be detrimental when market requirements change frequently, whereas the principles of Rigid Flexibility Theory suggest that they should be advantageous.
Hegel an organic theory of the state.
Levi gives Steinberg the name Henri, a young man who was "eminently civilized and sane, and possesses a complete and organic theory on the ways to survive in Lager".
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In his view, Wesenwille is manifested in Gemeinschaft (community), which is maintained by traditional rules and a universal sense of solidarity and which fits the organic theory of social union.
As Cobban writes, Locke's influence ensured that the "historic idea in Burke's mind [did not] pass into the full organic theory of society" (Cobban 1960: 89).
Like feigning Leavisian aliveness to the felt textures of the organic community, theory has become just another one of those things you affect to believe in in order to make a grade.
The result will have a strong influence on organic chemistry theory, he predicts, adding that he expects chemists to explore its optical and structural properties and start looking for applications.
By 1802 the general outlines of his broad theory of organic transformation had taken shape.
His theory is organic and contextual; the sound effects of prosody have little psychologic effect by themselves.
In theory, the organic matter would not only have survived but would have been converted into more complex molecules by heat and pressure.
