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A '''multigrated''' [[system]] is one wherein each [[headmate]] acts as a collective group while retaining individuality.
 
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multigration ( n., adj.)
Applies tosystems, headmates, system functions
OriginPsychiatric term

A multigrated system is one wherein each headmate acts as a collective group while retaining individuality.[1]