whole

The thought on wholes and parts, independent contents and non-independent contents can be formally associated by the concept of foundation.

Imagination, defined by Coleridge, is the vital faculty that creates new wholes out of disparate elements.

Judy: These ass wholes are making fake rubbers. The market is flooding with millions of these condoms now.

In fact, legal determinism and the uncertainty are the wholes which depend on each other mutually, unable to divide.

Combing parts to create wholes ; creating, designing, developing and innovating.

As dynamic wholes, these all share certain characteristics: a certain liveliness, for one.

This clearly demonstrates that East Asians see wholes , while Westerners see only parts.

Each is a whole itself and an emergent from smaller wholes.

We know these parallel-operating wholes by different names.

How to guarantee the fitting of the inner machined part and the separated machined wholes?

Not that all or most sentences are learned as wholes .

And so, it is the holes in the space of wholes that I'd like to explore here.

A sentence such as 'organisms are wholes'reduces itself to the triviality are that, in an organism, we can descern some order.

The substantive 'nothing' itself received no translation, but simply disappeared on translation of the contexts as wholes;

The Relationship between the Wholes and Their Parts in Recognition of Chinese Characters

Experimentation of "Four Integral Wholes" Ecosystem Home Mode in Agriculture and Stockbreeding Intervein Area in North China

Influences of local load fluctuation on structural wholes

Research in loses steady mode and reliability analysis in the wholes of soil slope