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A state where the total system output is greater than the sum of the outputs of all subsystems. Teamwork, rather than individual opportunism, is considered synergistic.
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| synergy |
when two different medications work together against an organism to exert an effect greater than the individual medication
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| synergy |
The combination of two separate media texts or products that share similar characteristics so that one helps market the other.
Ãâó: www.medialit.org/reading_room/article565.html
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| synergy |
A synergistic essential oil blend of the correct oils in proper proportions is considered to be greater in total benefit than each oil working independently, thus creating "synergy." See the Recipes Box area for example synergies.
Ãâó: www.aromaweb.com/articles/glossary.asp
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| synergy |
A word often used to describe how two businesses would fit well together - the aim of mergers and acquisitions.
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