Even the totality of these chemical signaling and metabolic interactions are probably just scratching the surface of the complexity with which microbes interact.
The tremendous eagerness with which this new philosophy was embraced was balanced, however, by a deep concern lest the continuity of tradition and the totality of truth be shattered by the violence of its assimilation.
Smallness did not mean lack of government, for the 16th-century state was conceived of as an organic totality in which the possession of land carried with it duties of leadership and service to the throne, and the inferior part of society was obligated to accept the decisions of its elders and betters.
Since all peoples share a limited amount of living space due to the spherical shape of the earth, the totality of which they must be understood to have originally shared in common, they must be understood to have a right to possible interaction with one another.
It is the guiding principle of the universe, "operating in mind and reason, together with the common nature of things and the totality which embraces all existence".
Believing that logic holds life together, he struggles to be content with his limited lot, but also admits to "searching for something" beyond himself, "some totality, which can be glimpsed only between the cracks".
The unity of the human body is based on a totality, which has a meaning, a project.
He died because of a totality of circumstances which are directly attributable to Dr. Murray".
It purports to depict and encompass, in a responsible, nonpartisan manner, the Israeli totality, which is no longer wholly Zionist.
In psychology, demand characteristics refer to "the totality of cues which convey an experimental hypothesis to the subject" [ 25].
