What's the difference between atomistic and atomistical?
Atomistic
Definition:
(a.) Of or pertaining to atoms; relating to atomism.
Example Sentences:
(1) The description of flow processes of more than two atomistic components, either solutions or suspensions, is identical in the dilute limit to the description we give, except possibly when the curvature of the flow field (at the velocity profile) is significant.
(2) The American spirit often has been attacked as atomistic, cruel, and materialistic.
(3) Hmong, mostly illiterate and animistic, lived in highly autonomous villages within an atomistic society, occupying remote and sparsely populated mountains.
(4) McDaniel analyzes the research completed in recent years, describing the extant research as atomistic, focused on the nurse provider, not on the organization, administration, or patient.
(5) Three such tests were made on data generated from an atomistic analysis of autobiographies.
(6) Extreme emphasis on situationism is interpreted as a return to the atomistic psychologies of Wundt, Titchener, Watson, and Weiss.
(7) Flow fields, therefore, naturally divide into three regimes: 1) "one-dimensional" flow fields, e.g., solutions or suspensions in extended regions, whose velocity profile is macroscopically flat (compared to the atomistic curvature); 2) flow fields with significant curvature, e.g., Poiseuille or turbulent fields; and 3) high curvature fields, e.g., narrow flow channels.
(8) The observations can be phenomenologically analyzed, not considering the physical processes of thermal activation and radiative recombination as well as the atomistic structure of the centres involved.
(9) The algorithms are incapable of distinguishing composite patterns and must be able to distinguish patterns at an atomistic level.
(10) In looking at responses to the crisis I detect a certain reluctance, or inability, to move away from an atomistic perspective which underpins much of our thinking on health and social policy, and much else besides.
(11) For describing the cognitive complexity of the knowledge, the concepts of the level of information processing (surface-deep), the form of the knowledge (atomistic-holistic), and the structure of the knowledge (pre-structured--relating) were used.