This project will argue that this institution supported novel modes of operatic experience that held that national sounds and the climate of the Romantic forest constituted a unified multi-sensory dramatic form that could instill völkisch values in spectators as they sat outdoors breathing deeply and listening closely.
Can there be a unified Europe without sacrifice?
It was assumed that these characteristics all constitute and record a unified concept.
Finally, this model can constitute a framework for unifying various experimental approaches.
But every embodied soul enjoys an unearned unity: every human's reason, spirit, and appetite constitute a single soul that is a unified source of that human's life and is a unified locus of responsibility.
A conglomerate collectivity, by contrast, possesses a unified being since it is formally constituted as an organisation with an internal structure, rules, offices and decision-procedures. (For a similar, but not identical, distinction between aggregates and organisations, see Copp 1984).
Yet I remain sceptical of the widespread progressive idée fixe that the super-duper wealthy constitute a coherent political bloc, unified by common interest and ideology, that works to rig the politico-economic system to their narrow class advantage.
Nonetheless, they originate in a "unified source and point of reference" that constitutes the "essential core of individuality" (Weiss 1928: 213).
The end result is a perceptual fusion of visual, tactile, and proprioceptive signals into a unified perception of a single owned body that constitutes the physical self (Ehrsson, 2012).
This rescaling of transverse load magnitude constitutes a similitude prediction for unifying the equilibrium and stability measurements of different flexible, rotating disks.
