We might call this the relational model of unified consciousness.
And all these pieces formed a sort of unified picture.
By Alex Klieforth and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 7 , 1949P. 23 A Virginia gentleman reports a heartening instance of progress in the process of unifying the armed forces.
The New Yorker, May 7 , 1949P. 23 A Virginia gentleman reports a heartening instance of progress in the process of unifying the armed forces.
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.
Still, there were a couple of unifying themes.
Objective phenomena likewise derive from pure experience; when unified they are called "nature," while "spirit" names the activity of unifying.
The process of unifying service structures started in 1998 at the sub-district (Upazila) level and below with the intention of gradually, and eventually, unifying overall management.
True sentences, for instance, are unified by their reference to the theoretical value of truth.
Some feminists would urge us to recognize that there isn't a systematic way to unify the different instances of sexism, and correspondingly, there is no systematic unity in what counts as feminism: instead we should see the basis for feminist unity in coalition building (Reagon 1983).
