n.镶嵌性；镶嵌现象

Mosaicism in art refers to the blending of various styles and techniques, creating a unique visual harmony.
艺术中的镶嵌画风格指的是不同风格和技术的融合，创造出独特的视觉和谐。
The cultural mosaic of a city like New York is a rich tapestry of diverse ethnicities and traditions.
像纽约这样的城市，其文化多样性就像一幅丰富多彩的民族和传统织锦。
In religious thought, early Christianity was characterized by a mosaicism of beliefs and practices from different Jewish sects.
在早期基督教思想中，它以来自不同犹太教派的信仰和实践的混合体为特征。
His writing displays a mosaicism of influences, ranging from classical literature to modern poetry.
他的作品展现出各种影响的混合，从古典文学到现代诗歌都有所体现。
The architectural mosaics in ancient Rome were intricate works of art, depicting mythological scenes and daily life.
古罗马的建筑镶嵌画是精细的艺术作品，描绘了神话场景和日常生活。
The educational system in the United States exhibits a mosaicism of approaches, catering to diverse learning styles.
美国的教育体系呈现出多元化的教学方法，以适应不同的学习风格。
Mosaic thinking is a cognitive approach that integrates fragmented information into a coherent whole.
马赛克思维是一种认知方式，将碎片化的信息整合成一个完整的整体。
The mosaic theory of language acquisition suggests that children learn through exposure to a variety of linguistic environments.
语言习得的镶嵌理论认为，儿童通过接触多种语言环境来学习。
In biology, the concept of mosaicism refers to genetic variation within an organism, where not all cells have identical DNA.
在生物学中，镶嵌性是指生物体内细胞的基因变异，不是所有细胞的DNA都完全相同。
The mosaic principle in design encourages the use of various materials, textures, and colors to create a visually dynamic composition.
设计中的镶嵌原则提倡使用多种材料、纹理和颜色，以营造出视觉上动态的构图。