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System
System
n.
An
assemblage
of
objects
arranged
in
regular
subordination
, or
after
some
distinct
method
,
usually
logical
or
scientific
; a
complete
whole
of
objects
related
by
some
common
law
,
principle
, or
end
; a
complete
exhibition
of
essential
principles
or
facts
,
arranged
in a
rational
dependence
or
connection
; a
regular
union
of
principles
or
parts
forming
one
entire
thing
; as, a
system
of
philosophy
; a
system
of
government
; a
system
of
divinity
; a
system
of
botany
or
chemistry
; a
military
system
;
the
solar
system
.
System
n.
Hence
,
the
whole
scheme
of
created
things
regarded
as
forming
one
complete
plan
of
whole
;
the
universe
.
System
n.
Regular
method
or
order
;
formal
arrangement
;
plan
; as, to
have
a
system
in
one
's
business
.
System
n.
The
collection
of
staves
which
form
a
full
score
.
See
Score
, n.
System
n.
An
assemblage
of
parts
or
organs
,
either
in
animal
or
plant
,
essential
to
the
performance
of
some
particular
function
or
functions
which
as a
rule
are
of
greater
complexity
than
those
manifested
by a
single
organ
; as,
the
capillary
system
,
the
muscular
system
,
the
digestive
system
,
etc
.;
hence
,
the
whole
body
as a
functional
unity
.
System
n.
One
of
the
stellate
or
irregular
clusters
of
intimately
united
zooids
which
are
imbedded
in, or
scattered
over
,
the
surface
of
the
common
tissue
of
many
compound
ascidians
.
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