minimization of boundary surface exposure in response to internal receptive influence through integration into packaged, unbranched and storing structures
the intrinsic and naturally fluid variety arising from the relationship of receptive space and responsive flux without the intervention of central or external administrative agency
limiting belief that destiny is entirely defined by present or ‘initial’ conditions
progressive transformation of one form into another, such as the transition from egg to embryo to adult of a plant or animal
exposition juxtaposing each and other in mutual contradiction
developmental individuation into distinctive, dynamic identities
unnatural condition of being isolated, discontinuous, and definitively bounded
maximization of boundary surface exposure in response to external receptive influence through differentiation into particulate, folded and branching structures
