An important theme of the history of epistemology, for example, is the unification of knowledge, a theme reflected in the question of the unification of method in science.
In contrast, the western view has always embraced the principle of "one country, one system" – as, for example, in German unification.
Nevertheless, a common ("normative") language can establish, as is impressively shown, for example, by the unification of regionally spoken dialects in Germany triggered by the Luther bible.
Because of some overlap among the patterns task unification, for example, often results in the subtraction of an existing product component using two or three patterns usually guarantees that nearly all the "good ideas" will emerge.
At the moment of French unification, for example, the contiguous territory known as France was inhabited by people of divergent religious, linguistic, and other ethno-national characteristics: Catholics, Cathars, Occitan, Provençal, Breton among them.
For example, after the German unification, efforts toward the improvement of air quality substantially decreased the mass concentrations for many pollutants but failed to cut down the number concentrations (i.e., the fraction of UFPs < 30 nm).
The terminological unifications (for example, chimeras, self, intelligence) adopted in Chimeras and Consciousness ('Unification as statement of sameness') seem essentially vague and metaphorical.
(W. E. B. Du Bois, for example, argued for Indian-African unification.
He learned that doctrine played a negligible role for new converts to the Reverend Moon's Unification Church, for example.
Learning from experience gained in implementing version 1.0, database cross-references now use the extended PSI-MI CV2.5 controlled vocabulary to ensure consistent naming of external database resources, avoiding problems with the unification of, for example, 'Swiss-Prot', 'swissprot', 'sp', 'uniprot' and 'uniprotkb'uniprotkb
