Successful gardens are almost always based on a unifying principle or principles.
It remains just as much of a unifying principle now as it was back then.
Recent studies — including a comprehensive national survey by researchers at Penn State University, in 2007 — show that up to sixty per cent of high-school biology teachers shy away from adequately teaching evolution as a unifying principle of biology.
The search for a unifying principle becomes even more difficult if Zacarias Moussaoui and Richard C. Reid are added to the mix.
The meaning of the organic metaphor as a unifying principle of the state is ambiguous.
Given the centrality of evolution as a unifying principle in biology, this question deserves attention in the future.
Regardless of political views, Liberty was seen as a "unifying principle," he said.
In his book of philosophical fragments, Constructions, Frayn wrote: "A man dominates his environment by establishing a unifying principle - himself".
By providing a unifying principle for biology, evolution provides a powerful framework for investigating the living world, enabling us to develop models, frame theories, and test hypotheses.
She is the journalist being sent from one place to another, propelled by the media's belief that such a thing as the war on terror does exist, that there is a unifying principle that connects all these countries to each other, and to the idea of America's safety.
In fact, this is the central tenet of the science of Evolutionary Medicine: that principles of evolutionary theory can provide a unifying principle by which human biology, disease, and disorders can be understood [ 1, 2].
