"superimplicate" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1986, David Ray Griffin, Physics and the Ultimate Significance of Time (page 173)",
          "text": "The superimplicate order organizes the first implicate order. For example, when the \"quantum state\" of a field is excited, the unfoldment of the field into momentary localized pulses is such as to produce on the average just the sort of recurrent structure that Cobb calls for as an explanation of what underlies the notion of a \"particle\" in modern physics."
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