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mosaically
This term describes a process of synthesis where disparate, often fragmented elements are combined to create a cohesive image or concept. It carries a connotation of meticulous assembly and complexity, suggesting that the resulting whole is only visible when the individual parts are viewed together.
In academic or technical registers, it is frequently used to describe the way data, memories, or artistic elements are structured. It differs from "randomly" or "haphazardly" by implying an underlying pattern or an intentional, though perhaps non-linear, arrangement.
Meanings
Examples
The floor was mosaically decorated with tiny shards of blue glass.
The cells are distributed mosaically across the tissue.
The cells are distributed mosaically across the tissue.
Look how the light hits the wall mosaically through the stained glass.
The artist arranged the pebbles mosaically to create a portrait of a cat.
I wonder if the pigment is spread mosaically or uniformly.
The ancient ruins showed a floor laid mosaically with white marble.
The mutation appears mosaically in only a few clusters of cells.
She decided to organize her memory board mosaically with photos and ticket stubs.