gestalt

Converse of object

• form: Neckar cubes ) as stroke numerals, requiring minute reconstruction of intuited perceptions before they form any stable gestalt.
• have: Given the tight outfit Legion wore, you have to wonder if he had gestalt tackle, too.
• use: It could therefore be that using a single Gestalt throughout the execution could be a false blessing when novices are using the trace unaided.

Adjective modifier

• whole: For me real film music creates a whole gestalt where the song allows you to enter another universe.
• amorphous: They were technically on three route cards but evolved into one amorphous gestalt.
• two-dimensional: But it consists of letters and words, and the letters at least are two-dimensional gestalts.

Modifies a noun

• psychology: To overcome this we aimed at using gestalt psychology methods of image grouping on a number of image features.
• entity: In fact, Adult Learners ' Week is a gestalt entity: the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
• therapy: Gestalt therapy helps you to go through your own process to help safely resolve problems.
• theory: Gestalt theory tells us that ` ` the whole is greater than the sum of its parts ' ' .
• therapist: A gestalt therapist will help a person to develop self awareness and break their pattern of non expression.
• concept: It also demonstrates gestalt concepts in action - a whole person approach to development.

Noun used with modifier

group: We are building an ever-growing group gestalt, whose food is a shared information base & an ever-evolving group mythology.