Sentence examples for aspects of unity from inspiring English sources

Each of the aspects of unity enumerated above had its other side.

His interest in philosophy also continued during this time, and led to his being invited to read his paper, The Philosophy of Patristics: Aspects of Unity in the Christian Tradition, at the International Conference of Patristic Studies, held at Oxford in September 1951.

As before, I will consider methodological aspects of unity as an extension of epistemological matters, insofar as methodology serves epistemology.

Hurley discusses more aspects of the unity of consciousness than partial unity.

Silver spherical nanoparticles exhibited low aspect ratio of unity, leading to large percolation threshold of these nanocomposites as expected.

Finite element calculations suggested that under cyclic deformations, a microstructure with either a uniform distribution of particles or tight clusters of particles with a cluster aspect ratio of unity minimizes the strain energy density of the system.

As an expression of unity and goodness, order is so pervasive that in fact accounts for even the most haphazard and disorderly aspects of reality.

(Collected Works of F.H. Bradley: Selected Correspondence 1905-1924, BrisThoemmesemmes Press, 1999, 275) Analysis and synthesis I take in the end to be two aspects of one principle … Every analysis proceeds from and on the basis of a unity.

This crucial aspect of the unity between knowledge and action (zhi xing heyi 知行合一) has been emphasized and upgraded in the developing course of Neo-Confucian philosophy during the Song and Ming dynasties.

Similarly, Bayne and Chalmers (2003, pp. 24 7) distinguish objectual unity (a matter of two conscious experiences of one object, so different from Tye's object unity), spatial unity, subject unity, and subsumptive unity, the last a matter of two or more conscious states becoming aspects of a single conscious state.

Are the great visions of unity, then, simply aspects under which we view the world?