The United Kingdom, for example, has a unitary system with a bicameral legislature, which consists of the House of Lords and the House of Commons.
The Visible Cell project aims to inform advanced in silico studies of cell and molecular organization in 3D using the mammalian cell as a unitary example of an ordered complex system; the CELLmicrocosmos integrative cell modeling and stereoscopic 3D visualization project is a typical example of the use of 3D vision.
All sorts of places can effectively go bankrupt – the north of England, for example, he says – but as long as there are the surplus-recycling mechanisms of a unitary state, then the situation can be remedied.
For example, the motivation for two recent fMRI studies was, in part, to find the neural basis of a "unitary dominant eye" [ 2, 6].
So rather than find a non-unitary S-matrix, they found the first example of a multichannel scattering system with asymptotic completeness!
The best known example of unitary theory for the control of hybrid tasks can be derived from the equilibrium point hypothesis (EPH) [27] [29], which views posture as the biomechanical consequence of the interaction among the spring-like behavior of muscles and reflexes and movement as the transient from an equilibrium state to another.
Hence, for example, a State may include within the apportionable income of a nondomiciliary corporation the interest earned on short-term deposits in a bank located in another state if that income forms part of the working capital of the corporation's unitary business, notwithstanding the absence of a unitary relationship between the corporation and the bank.
Jerusalem could truly become the shared capital of a unitary Arab-Jewish state.
The indicia of a unitary business are functional integration, centralization of management, and economies of scale.
