systematic
adjectiveFollowing an organized method or plan.
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Clear all filtersFollowing an organized method or plan.
Affecting or relating to an entire system rather than one isolated part.
A community of organisms together with the physical environment with which they interact.
Based on individual accounts or observations rather than systematic evidence.
To make an arrangement or system less stable.
Originating within the system or organism being considered.
A guiding set of values or principles about how to act.
Thoroughly and with all relevant details considered.
A supporting structure or organized set of ideas used to guide understanding or action.
Lacking a clear plan, method, or orderly arrangement.
A system of ideas and beliefs, especially about society or politics.
The basic systems and structures that support an organization or activity.
A model, pattern, or framework used to understand or approach something.
Reasoned inquiry into fundamental questions about reality, knowledge, values, and how to live.
A planned routine or systematic program of activity.
Very thorough, exacting, or strictly applied.
Seeking or tending to undermine an established system or authority.
Undermining an established order
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To undermine or overturn an established system, authority, or accepted principle.
A principle or belief held by a group or within a system of thought.
Connected with a change from one condition, stage, or system to another.
The ability of a plan, system, or activity to work successfully or continue under the relevant conditions.
Ability to work successfully
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