The history of religions shows various efforts to combine unity and multiplicity in the conception of the divine.
In combining moral unity with national and regional diversities, the Association Internationale tried to give an elastic framework for a European civil society in which national subjects should become active citizens.
In his symphonies, expansion—achieved through inclusion of more than two tonal centres and groups of themes is combined with greater unity between movements.
It is important to appreciate that the movement for European unification began as a crusade for cross-border amity and political unity, combined with freer movement of people and goods.
Thank British flabbiness in the face of the IRA, maybe, but for an Irish prime minister that is a real feather in the cap: the prospect, however distant or unreal, of Irish unity, combined with an all-but end to violence in the north, a change that many in the republic care a lot more about.Not least, Mr Ahern has survived.
Thirdly, the forward model and inversion model are further combined into a unity, namely generalized model.
Typical 129Xe polarization build-up and T1 relaxation time constants were ~ 8.5 min and ~ 1.9 h respectively under our spin-exchange optical pumping conditions; such ratios, combined with near-unity Rb electron spin polarizations enabled by the high resonant laser power (up to ~ 200 W), permit such high PXe values to be achieved despite the high in-cell Xe densities.
Rejecting formal unity, she combined fragmentation, repetition and text to explore states of ambiguity, uncertainty and anxiety.
Even according to their somatic (bodily) condition, humans are the universal form of being, in whom the powers and creative principles of the whole universe are combined in a personal unity of spirit, soul, and body.
Fichte, professor of philosophy at the newly founded University of Berlin (1809 14), combined in a workable unity the subjectivism of Descartes, the cosmic monism of Spinoza, and the moral intensity of Kant.
