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| + | A structure is '''commonly definite as an arrangement / organization of interrelated parts''' in a material object or system. | ||
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| + | '''A structure''' is '''commonly defined as an arrangement/organization of interrelated parts''' within a material object or system. | ||
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| + | In this System of Knowledge we define a (derived) structure as '''a collection of bodies and objects''', made up of various kinds of substances, made up of molecules, atoms, particles, etc. till the fundamental substance, the Elementary Action. | ||
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| + | In this System of Knowledge, we define a (derived) structure as '''a collection of bodies and objects''', composed of various kinds of substances—built from molecules, atoms, particles, and ultimately reduced to the most fundamental substance, the Elementary Action. | ||
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| + | '''Some example''': the complex structures that interact in a planetary ecosystem or parts of it, the dark structures (cosmic web) that populate and give shape to the cosmos, the giant voids, the complex cosmological structures that we call clusters of galaxies, and super-clusters. | ||
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| + | '''Some examples''': | ||
| + | *the complex structures interacting within a planetary ecosystem (or its components), | ||
| + | *the dark structures forming the cosmic web that populate and shape the cosmos, | ||
| + | *the vast voids in the universe, | ||
| + | *the intricate cosmological structures we term clusters of galaxies and superclusters. | ||
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A structure is commonly definite as an arrangement / organization of interrelated parts in a material object or system.
A structure is commonly defined as an arrangement/organization of interrelated parts within a material object or system.
In this System of Knowledge we define a (derived) structure as a collection of bodies and objects, made up of various kinds of substances, made up of molecules, atoms, particles, etc. till the fundamental substance, the Elementary Action.
In this System of Knowledge, we define a (derived) structure as a collection of bodies and objects, composed of various kinds of substances—built from molecules, atoms, particles, and ultimately reduced to the most fundamental substance, the Elementary Action.
Some example: the complex structures that interact in a planetary ecosystem or parts of it, the dark structures (cosmic web) that populate and give shape to the cosmos, the giant voids, the complex cosmological structures that we call clusters of galaxies, and super-clusters.
Some examples:
- the complex structures interacting within a planetary ecosystem (or its components),
- the dark structures forming the cosmic web that populate and shape the cosmos,
- the vast voids in the universe,
- the intricate cosmological structures we term clusters of galaxies and superclusters.
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