Plot, theme and character become a single unity.
In chapter 37, Ezekiel had a now-famous vision of the valley of dry bones, which refers not to resurrection from the dead but rather to the restoration of a scattered Covenant people into a single unity.
All-over pattern composed of countless individual, interlocked parts, each giving birth to the next, offered a visual equivalent of Islam's holistic, integrative world view, one that advocates control of mind, body and space, and that sees the faithful as all part of a single unity.
Rosenzweig understands the task of system to entail grasping and articulating "the All the whole of what is in its identity and difference, that is, as both a single unity and as the most comprehensive diversity of particulars.
In support of this view that the sonatas are a single unity, pianist and scholar Alfred Brendel has found profound musical links between the sonatas.
All of these increasingly severe jump-cuts as the symphony goes on might well be in service of Beethoven's compositional credo, that "even when I am composing instrumental music my custom is always to keep the whole in view" (which is decidedly not the same as a striving for a single-minded compositional unity).
This paper presents a design and a real time application of an efficient adaptive neural-fuzzy inference system based voltage controller for a single-phase boost unity active power factor correction in order to improve its performances.
This is an extension of the original modes of unity or identity that single out individual disciplines.
Wherefore, if unity or entity be a genus, neither will entity or unity constitute any difference.
Hence, the unity or non-unity of knowledge and action was always a measure of the unity or non-unity of humanity and the world (Cheng 1989: 207).
