Sentence examples for concepts of unity from inspiring English sources

The concepts of unity, peace and reconciliation are right at the heart of the Gospel".

In his article on the philosophy of mathematics Ehrenfels starts with an analysis of the presentation of number and the concepts of unity and multiplicity.

The concept of number is treated as "belonging" to the category of "allness" or totality, which is itself thought to result from the combination of the concepts of unity and plurality (Parsons 1984).

"Despite the fact that square dancing expresses Chinese culture's concepts of unity and cooperation, some people have become overly engrossed in it and there have been many disputes over noise pollution at the dance sites," explained Liu Guoyong of the General Administration of Sport.

"Bringing out these distinct characters within the overall concept of unity is, I feel, one of the principal responsibilities of the performer".

In refuting the Naqshbandīyah order's extreme monistic position of waḥdat al-wujūd (the concept of divine existential unity of God and the world, and hence man), he instead advanced the notion of waḥdat ash-shuhūd (the concept of unity of vision).

A collection of articles, De Groot-Nederlandsche gedachte, appeared in 1925 (a second volume was added in 1930), dealing with the concept of unity in the history of Holland and Flanders and generally sympathetic to the development of the nation-state.

The addition of indivision alone yields the concept of unity.

The place of the concept of unity in the doctrine of the transcendentals is determined by two defining moments in particular: (i). the relation between transcendental and categorical unity, or metaphysical and mathematical unity, i.e. the one as the principle of number; (ii).

In the same way as the reflection on the concept of unity in medieval doctrines of the transcendentals envisaged to articulate a more fundamental feature of unity underneath the mathematical conception of unity, their investigation into the transcendental notion of truth uncovered a basic feature of reality, prior to and explicative of its logical dimension as a property of propositions.

The historical introductory sections have aimed to show the intellectual centrality and significance of the concept of unity, which in both knowledge and in the sciences has time-honored roots and a plurality of sources, motivations, interpretations and expressions, the last ranging from the conceptual to the iconic (trees, etc).