holistic
整体
definition
adjective
If so, a paradigm shift to the holistic approach might be managed.
characterized by comprehension of the parts of something as intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole.
example
If so, a paradigm shift to the 'holistic' approach might be managed.
These two books bring a 'holistic' approach to the analysis of transport and transport networks.
We will all need to get beyond our individual narrow interests and begin to develop a 'holistic' solution that works for everyone.
They offer a 'holistic' approach to cancer care, which helps the whole family, not just the sufferer.
We believe that recovery is a process that heals the whole person therefore, we take a 'holistic' approach to treatment.
The following case study demonstrates how she combines all these areas to offer an 'holistic' approach to treatment.
Moreover, 'holistic' method has proved useful in the hard sciences, for example in the geological theory of plate tectonics.
These clinics also employ 'holistic' approaches to cancer treatment such as meditation, visualisation, massage and so on.
Our local strategy is based on a 'holistic' view of health care that integrates primary, intermediate, and secondary care.
I think where Chaos and Complexity theory are really going, is, a 'holistic' understanding of the universe.
The truth is all of these issues need to be viewed 'holistically' .
Under such conditions, it is not surprising that many questions arose, as to whether we would be able to resolve the multi-faceted problems quickly and 'holistically' .
Forget forensic investigation and clinical analysis for a while and approach things 'holistically' .
‘I knew I had to do this 'holistically' by addressing the spiritual, physical and emotional parts of me,’ she said.
It is important that this proposal be treated 'holistically' ; it's not appropriate to separate out aspects of it, but we have broken it into sections to allow for discussion of the 4 elements.
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