Embedment has a hierarchical structure, making use of the position of the left-hand margin as a way to organize relations among elements of an argument.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• Entanglement is less hierarchical than embedment.claim0.843
  Contrasts the two relational modes by degree of vertical ordering.
• Embedmentconcept0.780
  Technique where text is nested hierarchically within another, using indentation and margins to create subordinate orders of detail within an overarching embrace.
• The structure which is created by a feeling for centers and by a conscious and deliberate aim towards the feeling of the whole, will often turn out to be an efficient structure.claim0.767
  Reiterated empirical observation from twenty years of practice.
• The first words placed define the space; every subsequent element is in relation to this initiating actclaim0.757
• Organised structure of relationships between parts, sufficient to exhibit information integration and collective action, can be produced via fully-distributed unsupervised learning.claim0.756
  Central claim from connectionist models: complex coordination emerges without centralized control or external teacher.
• The information contained in the formal context is preserved when transformed into a concept lattice.claim0.754
• Drawing the structure first increases inter-rater agreement on structure-preserving judgments, even when drawings differfinding0.749
  People who first attempted to draw the perceived structure of a configuration showed higher agreement about which transformations are structure-preserving, despite drawing different aspects of the field of centers.
• The act of division, creating upper and lower zones, determining proportions of what lies below and what lies above, makes an intervention in the potential field that is as profound as any other act of creation.claim0.748
  Raises spatial division to a foundational creative gesture.