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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS ▪ Control of the sea and of sea-routes was crucial to the economic symbiosis established within the Angevin Empire. ▪ Despite these differences between Convention law and Community law they possess a certain symbiosis . ▪ In effect, ...
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Symbiosis , is a public artwork by American artist Richard Hunt , located at the Carnegie Hall on the Howard University campus in Washington, D.C. , United States . Symbiosis was originally surveyed as part of the Smithsonian's Save Outdoor Sculpture! survey ...
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I need another etymology: parasitism, helotism, commensalism, mutualism, dulosis, symbiosis.
Later, when the time is right, there may be fusion and symbiosis among the bits, and then we will see eukaryotic thought, metazoans of thought, huge interliving coral shoals of thought.
The nitrogen-fixing rhizobia in root nodules, the mycetomes of insects, and the enzyme-producing colonies in the digestive tracts of many animals are variations of this meticulously symmetrical symbiosis.
Great sleek-limbed, hornless, racing deer, birds or mammals adapted to some hitherto unfulfilled role, bears intended to outclass all existing varieties in the struggle for existence, ants with specialized organs and instincts, improvements in the relations of parasite and host, so as to make a true symbiosis in which the host profited by the parasite.
Core, they would have to abandon zero-sum parasitism and discover true symbiosis.
The computer even has a symbiosis of sorts with its viruses, just as humans have coevolved with certain biological microorganisms.
Polycarbon Clique: a fungus and an alga, potential rivals, united in symbiosis to accomplish what neither could do alone, just as the Clique united Mechanist and Shaper to bring life to Mars.
Maybe those ciliated protozoa that had a variant genetic code were descended from some cilia who had been in symbiosis with other cells in the past, developing genetic-code variations for the same safety-net reasons mitochondria had but, unlike the cilia we still retained, had subsequently broken off the symbiosis and returned to stand-alone life.
For each, we have to ask, is this parasitism, commensalism, or symbiosis?
Yet the crux of it was this: If Fee was right and the Extro had indeed taken possession of Guess, plus all the other electronics in the world, what would be the outcome of this commensalism, collaboration, symbiosis or, most probably, parasitism?
Co-Lateral Symbiosis of the Boll Weevil, and so on, through three inches of fine print The old boy seemed to be a heavyweight.
As the brain surgeons and the neurologists probe further, as the bio-engineers and the mathematicians, the communications experts and robot-builders become more sophisticated, as the space men and their capsules grow closer and closer to one another, as machines begin to embody biological components and men come bristling with sensors and mechanical organs, the ultimate symbiosis approaches.
Your astonishing symbiosis with the Extro and the electronic network.
They existed in benign Symbiosis with the official barricade of flappers, since it was recognized almost universally that the tighter the system the more need for a safety valve.
Maybe there'll be a new partnership out there among the starsthe descendants of free-living flatworms existing side by side in technological symbiosis with the descendants of parasitic roundworms.