Where riverine cities did develop, they commanded ready means of communication; the two lands of Upper and Lower Egypt, for instance, were unified by the Nile.
True sentences, for instance, are unified by their reference to the theoretical value of truth.
It isn't surprising that companies who don't see eye to eye on other issues — net neutrality, for example — are unified on this matter.
Is it possible, for a given instance of experienced objects p, q, and r, for there to be unified consciousness of p and q, unified consciousness of q and r, but no unified consciousness of p and r? (The parallel in brain bisection cases?
It is not easy to specify any relation among unified contents or acts of experiencing (beyond their being unified) that is required for them to be unified.
Fourth, Meyers addresses the question of whether the authentic or "true self" required for autonomy must be unified (Meyers 2000).
Despite a changing balance of the processes of fragmentation and surface abrasion due to the effect of stress, the data for each material was unified whatever size cut was selected to represent material that had suffered attrition.
In our current Polarized America, is it possible for Americans to be unified on anything?
In societies where the the ideal is for people to be unified, taking care of each other and integrated with each other's humanity, where does this openness come from?
But I do believe that there is a clear trend in the White House toward thinking it is better for Democrats to be unified in policy fights with the Republicans, simply because they keep getting rewarded politically when they are.
