Sentence examples for organized whole from inspiring English sources

"The people" are common, and they are excellent, as individual activists, educators, intellectuals, and workers, and as an organized whole.

But of course, when speaking about group selection, one should imply the group as organized whole.

For me, the main cognitive meaning of holism is in understanding that an organized whole always has some properties that cannot be reduced to or induced from the properties of the parts.

Although such research considers transactional pathways and mediating/moderating factors, the "dyadic" emphasis of most research on parents', and in particular mothers', individual influences on child anxiety ignores the potential importance of the family system as an organized whole in anxiety development.

Concepts or words are to be understood as getting their content or meaning within a holistic or organic structure, even if the organized wholes are the theories that include them.

In the language of Gestalt psychologists, immediate human experience is of organized wholes (Gestalten), not of collections of elements.

One of his major works, Die Grundlagen der psychischen Entwicklung (1921; The Growth of the Mind), applied the Gestalt viewpoint to child psychology and argued that infants initially experience organized wholes in the barely differentiated world about them.

As for the sometimes choppy writing, "it's difficult to organize whole articles, so people don't edit them as a whole," she said.

A piece of music is not a mere sequence of notes but a tightly organized organic whole.

We developed WholeCellSimDB, a database for organizing whole-cell simulations.

They organized the whole thing".