 No holism need be involved in a process that is nonseparable, but not strongly so, as long as the basic parts of the objects involved in it are themselves taken to be associated with arbitrarily small neighborhoods rather than points. Versions of Weak Separability are offered by both Belot (1998, p. 540), whose term is Synchronic Locality, and by Myrvold (2011, p. 425), who calls it Patchy Separability. The idea is that the state of a region supervenes on assignments of intrinsic properties to patches of the region, where the patches may be taken to be arbitrarily small.