organically

organic | American Dictionary

organic
adjective
us/ɔrˈɡæn·ɪk/

organicadjective (LIVING)

[ not gradable ]
consisting of or relating to living plants and animals, or the substances of which they are made
[ not gradable ] biology, chemistry
Organic also means relating to, or belonging to a group of substances containing the chemical element carbon.

organicadjective (NO CHEMICALS)

not using artificial chemicals in the production of plants and animals for food:
organic fruits and vegetables

organic | Business English

organic
adjective
uk /ɔːˈɡænɪk/us
ENVIRONMENT
relating to growing food or other products without using artificial chemicals:
Are these carrots organic?
organic food/produce/products
The baby clothes were made of 100% organic cotton.
organic farming/agriculture/gardening
organic farmers/growers
MANAGEMENT, WORKPLACE
relating to the growth in a company, etc. that is achieved without buying other companies:
All this planned expansion will be organic, not achieved through acquisitions.

organically

adverb
organically reared cattle
The Group has grown organically this year.

Examples of organic

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In addition, the channel-levee system affords potential confining and sorting mechanisms for the different grain-sizes of clastic sediments and organics.
Microwells are small-diameter, stainless-steel wells constructed with fine-slotted screens capable of preventing passage of mineral silt and organics.
Sinter on the pool edge has numerous absorptions consistent with incorporated organics.
The solutions reach concentrations of 3n8 mol\\l electrolytes and about 0n1 mol\\l organics.
No organics are detected using scan mode (10-100 m\\e) mass spectrometry.
Thus, the required aqueous environment for this model, containing high concentrations of organics and clay particles, is now established to occur in comets.
Airborne organics are expected to be incorporated into the snow and ice layers, with deep accumulations over an extensive period of time.
Both interstellar and cometary ices are processed by several energy sources to generate a variety of molecules, some of which are likely complex organics.
We think that the concentration of organics in desert soils can be used as a proxy for habitability.
Sixty-one percent of respondents reported that efforts in organics would increase at their institution in the next 5 years.
Her analysis raises a question: has organics 'conventionalized' or was it always, in a sense, 'conventional'?
The recessed surface in the sample trays will be deep in order to simulate the effects of the various processes on organics according to their depth in the soil analogues.
Who buys organics, who doesn't, and why?
The composite silt layer comprised 0.3 m (1 ft) of sandy-silt, underlain with thin lenses of organics and broken silty-clay (<2.5 cm or 1 in thick), with uniform silt below.
The package includes instruments to study sample mineralogy (composition, macroscopic and microscopic structural and textural features), organics (elemental, molecular), oxidation state and petrology (major and minor element composition).
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