Sentence examples for social organisms from inspiring English sources

As far as we know, they are the only highly social organisms in the marine environment, and perhaps the most socially diverse group of invertebrates, including the social insects.

Microorganisms are social organisms and many of them can switch from unicellular to multicellular organization such as microbial colonies, biofilms, and aggregates.

It's not always a pathology; self-interested social organisms find it rational to be violent sometimes.

It is also because we are embedded in distinctive social organisms, each with their own institutions, culture, logic of appropriateness and economic specialities.

More important, he says, people are not isolated machines with fixed tastes but rather social organisms who interact with and are influenced by other individuals.

In later years, however, Wilson was inclined to think that highly social organisms are integrated to such an extent that they are better treated as one overall unit a superorganism rather than as individuals in their own right.

Each individual step may be imbalanced, but in succession they make the social organism better.

Instead, the individual is a part of a social organism and thrives only within the attachments to family, community and nation that precede choice".

Above all, "Paris," in which the monuments are spread out before you like a sumptuous outdoor banquet, evokes the city as a robust social organism.

"Often our work was autobiographical, or we used our own bodies; for us, the body was a field of politics, a social organism".

The architects have created a new kind of social organism, one that can make the clumsy cobblestone grids of ancient cities look as uninviting as prehistoric cave life.