atomistic

英 [ˌætə'mɪstɪk] 美 [ˌætə'mɪstɪk]

• adj. 原子的；原子论的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. divided into separate and often disparate elements

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. Introduction of the representative atoms simplifies the calculation of the atomistic potential energy.
   代表性原子的引入，使系统原子势能的计算大大简化。
2. Particles represent whole molecules or fluid regions, rather than single atoms, and atomistic details are not considered relevant to the processes addressed.
   粒子代表整个分子或流体的区域，而不是单个原子的，并且原子的细节被认为与过程无关。
3. Do we want to continue with an atomistic approach to studying groups?
   我们是否继续以原子论的方法来研究种族？
4. The atomistic individualism of the post-Montesquieu French Enlightenment blocked the development of a genuinely sociological concept of society.
   孟德斯鸠以后的法国启蒙运动的原子论的个人主义妨碍了真正社会学的社会观的发展。

经典引文

• It is the object of the mechanical atomistic philosophy to confound synthesis with synartesis.

  出自： Coleridge

• When I say that my logic is atomistic, I mean that I share the common-sense belief that there are many separate things.

  出自： B. Russell

• An atomistic psychology attempts to explain any total activity by analysing it into its elements.

  出自： R. S. Woodworth

词汇搭配

• atomistic economy 小经营者经济...
• atomistic competition 纯粹竞争

近反义词

【近义词】

• atomistical atomistic的异体...

【反义词】

• holistic 整体的