It was a time when the disparate companies and identities that made up the tube network were being united into a single brand – the challenge was to come up with something that wouldn't be mistaken for advertising.
One or two cores were taken per quadrat, all vegetation removed, and core profiles photographed before being united into a single, 20 L sample (15 L are required for analysis, plus 5 L retain sample).
The twin towns of Charleville and Mézières (formerly Maceriae, meaning "ramparts") were united into a single administrative unit in 1966, together with the communes of Mohan, Étion, and Montcy-Saint-Pierre. Mézières first belonged to the archbishops of Reims and then passed to the counts of Rethel in the 10th century.
Suddenly, Muslim people and the European superstate and the blank repression of a "society" are united into one faceless bloc, with an unspecified principle of "being able to control your own destiny" (what does that mean, exactly?) on the other side of the equation.
High church and low were united into a distinctly successful middle, with a broad London accent.
Even at the production stage, small pieces of spongy iron were united into larger blooms.
The course of the intensification produced two results: arable HT were united into large, homogeneous polygons, while less usable land was abandoned.
In December 1967, three schools were united into the Vietnamese Southern School District, and the new system was effectively inaugurated.
Is there a distinction to be made between space and time, or must the two concepts be united into a single interwoven continuum?
In the old days, we had time and we had space; they have been united into a single quantity; (ct,r), which we write as x0, x1 etcetera.
There was scattered General Baptist activity throughout the colonies, but the only large cluster of General Baptists was in Rhode Island, where the churches were united into an association in 1670.
