We also performed this test on 'intraspecific' clusters of individuals that might represent distinct taxonomical unities, and additional species from which the barcodes were available in our database, or in public databases (Genbank, BOLD, see Table 3[ 42]).
This is distinct from the unity in one's consciousness of objects, objects that need not themselves exhibit the qualities of gestalt structures.
The difference is that the efficient DMUs are differentiated among each other by presenting distinct scores above unity.
The existence of substances (and thus of the self as a real and lasting thing) requires three things: ontological separation between things (making the self distinct from others), internal unity (so that it is one self), and sameness over time (so it remains the same self).
Truth content, in contrast, is not to be sought in the conspicuous features of the work's technique, but in the unity of its distinct form.
Rüdiger and Hoffmann attacked Wolff on a number of issues (the relation of mind and body, for instance, which they took to constitute a unity, not two distinct substances, the difference between the mathematical and the philosophical methods, and the question of the will's role in ethics).
Conversely, the distinct properties that one ascribes to a particular are equally not part of the fabric of reality, but mental constructions that veil the unity of that particular.
"Bringing out these distinct characters within the overall concept of unity is, I feel, one of the principal responsibilities of the performer".
Another response is to dissolve the integration problem by reducing all of the causal interactions to one of the two distinct modes, thereby achieved a kind of explanatory unity (Rosenberg 2006).
We hear two apparently distinct forms achieving a kind of unity, even as we register and appreciate difference.
