Sentence examples for both unification and from inspiring English sources

Throughout the country's history, written language has played a critical role in China as a symbol of both unification and division.

But Mr. Chirac, it seems, sees France in a decisive struggle to assert its relevance in the new world defined by the end of the cold war, the emergence of the United States as the sole superpower and the changes wrought in Europe by both German unification and by the imminent expansion of the European Union.

Both aim at further unification, and both — to varying degrees — resolve problems that have frustrated physicists for decades.

"Both believed in unification and centralization on a large scale.

Both South Korean Park Geun-hye's recent emphasis on "unification" and perhaps Obama's "strategic patience" seem to be waiting for North Korea to collapse.

The unification problem presented by us generalizes some known problems, such as, e.g., order-sorted unification for ranked terms, sequence unification, and word unification with regular constraints.

The result is a lack of unification and overall direction.

According to nurses, collective power also comes from unification and supporting each other.

Specific details on landmark collection, unification, and mirroring (to fill in missing data) are described in [ 71, 72] and [ 31].

Both the Unification Church and the United States military provided personnel as extras during the filming.

Both procedural (the unification algorithm) and declarative knowledge (logic formulae) are first expressed as constraints and then used to generate (or learn) weighted synaptic connections.