The second was unification of the African continent as one group.
"Our only justification for 200 years of power was unification," says a character in Paul Scott's Raj Quartet, reflecting on the ugliness of partitioning the subcontinent into India and Pakistan.
A key feature of the solver is the unification of a mesh adaptation apparatus, based on moving mesh partial differential equations (PDEs), with the rigorous formulation of the governing anelastic PDEs in generalised time-dependent curvilinear coordinates.
The payoff was supposed to be a unification of logic for sentences in various moods, including moral sentences which Hare thought were a species of universal imperative.
During the days following the riots on June 28 , 1969 our community noticed that one of the most important things that they were witnessing was a unification of many sub-communities within the larger LGBTQ population of New York City at the time.
An important theme of the history of epistemology, for example, is the unification of knowledge, a theme reflected in the question of the unification of method in science.
With regard to benign cysts of the ovary (e.g., endometriotic, serous, and mucinous cysts), there need to be a unification of the preventive treatment strategy and to detect an early cancer by careful follow-up with USG at every 6 months and some bioindices (countermeasures against type I carcinomas).
(p. 2) Beimborn et al. (2009), inspired by Münstermann and Weitzel (2008) Variety reduction standardization BPS is the "unification of variants of a given process by aligning the variants against an archetype process.
There is, however, a unification of a previously divided self.
The subsequent claim is that the unification of a manifold requires synthesis; immediately following the characterization of an object he states that "all unification of representations demands unity of consciousness in the synthesis of them" (B137).
