Sentence examples for a point of unification from inspiring English sources

Its secularizing tendencies and the widespread individualist view among its defenders that all humans share certain fundamental characteristics would seem to suggest a point of unification for humankind as a whole.

The senior researcher, Mr. Horn recalled, would drop by and engage the newcomer in long discussions of the finer points of unification theory in physics.

With that, the unified Germany, at the point of its unification, receives its full and unrestricted sovereignty.

Blok and Pigozzi introduced that fundamental concept in Blok & Pigozzi 1989 and its introduction can be considered the starting point of the unification and growth of the field of abstract algebraic logic in the 1980s.

So the duty to promote the highest good is not a particular duty at all, but the sum of all our duties derived from the moral law — it "does not increase the number of morality's duties but rather provides these with a special point of reference for the unification of all ends" (6:5).

This work presents the method as having great potential as a starting point for the unification of aspects of nonlinear system analysis such as system inversion.

The result is a lack of unification and overall direction.

"It's a time of unification.

Rather than our struggles separating us, they should be a source of unification.

This analysis clearly requires the winner-take-all idea that an explanation $T_1 $that is less satisfactory from the point of view of unification than some competing alternative $T_2 $is unexplanatory, rather than merely less explanatory than $T_2 $

Germans are not likely to be happy about the presence of American soldiers if that becomes a sticking point to unification.