systemicity

English

Etymology

From systemic +‎ -ity.

Noun

systemicity (plural systemicities)

1. The quality of being systemic.
   • 1956, The Plant Disease Reporter, volume 40, page 90:

     Following the discovery of griseofulvin by Brian plant pathologists are trying to find materials which will promote systemicity of the griseofulvin and potency of the Acti-dione.

   • 2003, International Encyclopedia of Linguistics, Volume 4‎^[1]:

     Such patterns, or systemicities, are usually considered from one of two complementary and mutually informing perspectives.

   • 2005, Donna M. De Salvo, Johanna Burton, Mark Godfrey, Open systems: rethinking art c.1970‎^[2]:

     One wonders, writing in 2005, what role systemicity plays in art, let alone other social and institutional spheres.

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Translations

• Polish: układowość f