| For testers, the problem has been one of reconciling the relative importance of the holistic and atomistic elements in a syllabus. |
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| I must stress that I do not mean to suggest that all or even most theories that are founded upon rights are individualistic or atomistic. |
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| They were nevertheless moderns in natural philosophy who accepted post-Galilean science, and propounded an atomistic theory of matter. |
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| Fourth, the promise of superior performance is not made to atomistic individuals, but to real people in real social and political milieus. |
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| I assume that she is invoking the liberal, atomistic concept of selfhood which posits a self prior to social relations. |
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| Modern physics has ceased to be atomistic in the full sense that the Greek atomists intended. |
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| Such a committee can judge people in full, not as an atomistic collection of receipts and isolated life events. |
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| Most schools of Indian philosophy have an atomistic view of meaning and the meaning-bearing linguistic unit. |
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| Using atomistic construction, a resident of Second Life might build one out of primitives, with all the colours and textures that he would like. |
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| Optical properties and many-body effects in nanostructures: atomistic calculations. |
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| It was also shown that the mapping between atomistic competition and efficiency is broken entirely when the first law of conversation of matter and energy is taken into account. |
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| The main goal of the present article is to evaluate atomistic molecular dynamics simulations as tools for investigating monolayers of zwitterionic and anionic phospholipids. |
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| The dissolution of the feudal estates by the Revolution produced a purely atomistic society, characterized by the assertion of individual property right. |
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| Individuals, according to atomistic theories, are not in need of any communal context in order to develop and exercise their capacity for self-determination. |
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| By thinking of evolution in mechanistic and atomistic terms, materialist interpretations typically muffle our intuitive sense of life striving toward what is yet to be. |
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| It has been argued that the traditional view of the Earth as a nurturing mother was replaced, after the Renaissance, by the scientific, atomistic and reductionist paradigms. |
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| These discourses stand together in a mutually substantial and generally harmonious accord that is not atomistic at all. |
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| We present an efficient algorithm for sampling atomistic configurations in viruses and other supramillion atom nanosystems. |
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| Indeed, to choose is to repristinate and repeat the idea of oneself as an isolated, atomistic agent. |
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| The atomistic individual motivated by self-interest is a social artefact. |
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| In contrast to both the atomistic individual in neo-classical theory and the socially embedded individual underlying network analysis, Polanyi adopts the Aristotelian conceptualization of the societalized individual. |
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| Critics of the market often assume wrongly that it is comprised of a-political, a-historical, cultureless, atomistic agents. |
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| She chooses to explore stricken areas where time escapes and cultures where the relationship to space is linked to the divine and to an atomistic form of the universe. |
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| The masculine cognitive style is abstract, theoretical, disembodied, emotionally detached, analytical, deductive, quantitative, atomistic, and oriented toward values of control or domination. |
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| First, standard traffic theory assumes that there is no scheduler and that the speed falls due to the decision making of atomistic independent actors on the highway. |
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| In other words the atomistic kalam conception of the body is that it is a complex whole, whereas the hylomorphic falsafah conception is that it is a simple whole. |
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| Tweets and Facebook status updates are not reflections composed at day's end but frantic one-liner descriptions of atomistic moments, when they are diaristic at all. |
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| Atomistic Governance understands unity as inherent only within the individual. |
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| Atomistic landscape with no velleities of vitalist, landscape with personality a la rigueur, but personality in its own terms, not in Pelman's, landscapality. |
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