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Fragmentation or disintegration of a [[structure]], in which the tendency of the process that gave it origin is discontinued. In a closed system, the disarticulation of both a structure and its environment is correlated in a way that does not allow [[ | Fragmentation or disintegration of a [[structure]], in which the tendency of the process that gave it origin is discontinued. In a closed system, the disarticulation of both a structure and its environment is correlated in a way that does not allow the new [[surpassing the old]]. | ||
[[category: Dictionary of New Humanism]] | [[category: Dictionary of New Humanism]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:43, 27 October 2017
Fragmentation or disintegration of a structure, in which the tendency of the process that gave it origin is discontinued. In a closed system, the disarticulation of both a structure and its environment is correlated in a way that does not allow the new surpassing the old.