whole · complete
Ask PrometheusAll the parts of something
Whole (noun) means: All the parts of something. It emerges from part, structure: The parts together are all the thing. In the EmergenceLexicon it sits at computed level 3, chaining down to the four foundations (space, time, energy, pattern).
Examples
- The International Space Station maintains orbit through continuous micro-adjustments by gyroscopes and thrusters. engineering
- The human circulatory system delivers oxygen using a network of vessels, heart, and blood working in concert. biology
- The 2020 US Census aimed to count every resident to form a complete demographic picture of the nation. institutions
Emergence
Chain to foundations
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Used by (23)
divisionL5unionL6in syncL8overallL8greater than the sumL10on the same wavelengthL11sampleL11word of mouthL11economies of scaleL16going viralL16groundswellL16the long tailL17basicL18network effectL18summaryL18winner takes allL18critical massL19guiltL19in the weedsL20burst your bubbleL21head in the sandL21missing the forest for the treesL21pureL22
Relations
| is-a | object.entity | a whole is an entity |