integral

Examples of integrally

integrally
The religious goal sought by any religious community is integrally related to a comprehensive pattern of life.
These central elements are integrally interrelated, as discussed below.
The pursuit of value is not always and only the pursuit of goals that integrally involve the well-being of others.
Quarry tiles are used throughout for the new, integrally heated floors, and natural timber for doors and windows, oak outside and beech in.
Not only was the language of the short narratives lyrical in character, but some of the narratives also incorporated "songs" in verse form, integrally related to the actions described.
The second, integrally related to the first, is correction of error made by lower-order processes.
Rather, they will be understood as integrally constructive of the picture itself.
Most pressing of all, given the potentially civilizational scale of the conflict, is another integrally related question: what does the future hold for ethnocentrism?
That is not the person integrally and adequately considered.
Moves in clinical medical ethics should be integrally and organically connected with previous positioning.
Others take up political party activism only to find their parties integrally incorporated into these antidemocratic practices.
The proposal that pronoun case and finite verb morphology are integrally related has not been accepted in all quarters.
More integrally, we also want to ask why some metaphors were accompanied by exemplar categories and others were not.
Function and means are represented integrally in the function-means tree.
The tasks of morphological awareness we created integrally involve vocabulary knowledge.
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