This law he calls by the name "redintegration", understood, of course, in a sense different from that in which Hamilton used it.

The mechanics of redintegration is still not understood and is being actively researched.

The subtle probing rays of these machines accomplished "redintegration" in the fullest sense.

A - Primary - modes of the laws of Repetition and Redintegration:

The great literary example of redintegration is Marcel Proust's novel Remembrance of Things Past.

It is hypothesized that this is accomplished by a redintegration process which allows the entire word to be reconstructed by using the subject's knowledge of the vocabulary of the language.

The Twentieth Century psychologists had speculated long ago that what they called "redintegration" might seize upon one single remembered impression and evoke from it all the many sensory impressions of which it had formed a part.