Sentence examples for organic understanding from inspiring English sources
Without privileging definitions, dictionary-making would involve more curation and less abridgment, less false precision and more organic understanding.
The information doctors have is mostly based on statistics rather than on an organic understanding of the chemical processes behind them.
She starts with a full and organic understanding of how these things work and assembles her own songs under their influence.
That coincidence of experience, in combination with a hugely original natural talent, with a supportive mother who recognized her genius, with an organic understanding of the difference between justice and injustice, and with a writerly lens of a dreamlike surrealistic quality, much like the hanging heat of West Georgia, produced a model white writer for all of us to learn from.
That way, he says, you are able to get a more organic understanding of what's important (and of what users care about) in realtime, as the product moves forward.
Zhu generalized the organic understanding of li and qi implied in Zhou Dunyi's Explanation under a principle of complementarity, inspired by Cheng Hao's observation that all things have their complement (discussed in the next section).
This faux-organic, mercenary understanding of community infects every domain.
Given the prevalence of such reductionism, mainly in the "cure" of mental illness proposed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), the aim of this work is to show how from the phenomenological and psychoanalytical posture, we cannot speak of the human body only from an organic-biological understanding.
The policy of 'pick and mix' organics, which undermines informed understanding of organic principles".
Emergent: results are products of systemwide, organic functions, requiring understanding the entire system to understand the parts well.
"This has been an organic process about understanding what needs to change," Mr. de Blasio replied.
