Editing Modularity (section)

===Science===
*In biology, modularity recognizes that [[#Modularity in biology|organisms or metabolic pathways are composed of modules]].
*In ecology, modularity is considered a key factor—along with diversity and feedback—in supporting [[Resilience (ecology)|resilience]].
*In nature, modularity may refer to the construction of a cellular organism by joining together standardized units to form larger compositions, as for example, the hexagonal cells in a [[honeycomb]].
*In cognitive science, the idea of [[modularity of mind]] holds that the mind is composed of independent, closed, domain-specific processing modules.
**[[Visual modularity]], the various putative visual modules.
**[[Language module]], the putative language module.
*In the study of complex networks, [[modularity (networks)|modularity]] is a benefit function that measures the quality of a division of a network into groups or communities.