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    Synergism is defined as an interaction where discrete agencies or conditions combine to produce an effect greater than the sum of their individual effects. The document provides an example of synergism in a merger that produced considerable benefits beyond what the individual companies could achieve alone. It also gives an example of synergism in medical technology, where combining titanium and cobalt-chrome in a specific way eliminates potential negative interactions between the materials.

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    Synergism is defined as an interaction where discrete agencies or conditions combine to produce an effect greater than the sum of their individual effects. The document provides an example of synergism in a merger that produced considerable benefits beyond what the individual companies could achieve alone. It also gives an example of synergism in medical technology, where combining titanium and cobalt-chrome in a specific way eliminates potential negative interactions between the materials.

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    Synergism [syn·er·gism] n.

     
    Interaction of discrete
    agencies or conditions
    where the total effect is
    greater than the sum of the
    individual parts.  "All the
    stockholders saw
    considerable synergism in
    the merger."  [also Synergy].
    Example: The BHR, with an
    integral porous surface,
    eliminates that element of
    possible adverse synergism
    between titanium and
    cobalt-chrome.

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