Sentence examples for highly unified from inspiring English sources

If the studio paintings are too cold and the holocaust series too hot, this one is just right: strong, highly unified and embodying a sense of great mystery yet everything is presented clearly.

That he has done so effectively was clear from the very first work on the program, Rossini's Overture to "La Cenerentola," in which the strings had a rich, lustrous and highly unified sound.

"The Berg sonata complements the Beethoven," he said, "being a piece with a highly unified structure in a certain tradition -- very compact as well -- and also an identity card for me, a piece just on the border between the tradition and new music".

In all of those the artist integrated the figures with their setting in a strict and uncompromising manner that resulted in scenes that are not only conceived in depth but also highly unified across the two-dimensional surface of the picture.

The universe might be highly unified without anyone recognizing that it is so.

The universe might be highly unified without it being the case that the apparently numerically distinct parts of the universe are actually identical.

Procedures that aren't codified can be altered relatively easily by a highly committed, unified minority.

Moreover, it maximally converts solar and wind energy into electric power because it uses a novel fast and highly accurate unified maximum power point tracking (MPPT) technique which concurrently tracks the maximum power points of both photovoltaic (PV) system and wind energy conversion system (WECS) implemented in the hybrid system.

It may be a sign of how badly they want a highly recognized unifying force to lead the party that the talk has already started about drafting Mr. Franks for a job he held once before: party chairman.

Apart from describing a universal rule for virus capsid evolution, our work (especially the periodic table) provides a language with which highly diverse virus capsids, unified only by geometry, may be described and related to each other.

In this manner a unified, although highly diverse, HPSR field of enquiry would be obtained.