Sentence examples for into unified from inspiring English sources

Cai's pyrotechnical breakthrough, which he developed with the assistance of the Grucci fireworks family, on Long Island, is to combine huge numbers of individual firework events into unified, massive forms in the sky.

Because all the models are scaled into unified scale and the partitioning is also unified, the correspondence between the regions of two models is obvious.

It's effectively Facebook's first step forward into unified communications — a specific branch of enterprise IT that used to be centred around PBXs and other expensive physical equipment, but has more recently become more virtualised with the rise of voice of IP and cloud-based systems that can be used over any internet connection.

In recent years, class-action lawsuits have been employed by workers -- particularly lower-wage workers -- as a substitute for the force that collective bargaining once held in an era of broader union representation: By banding together in large-scale lawsuits, workers have effectively organized themselves into unified, powerful voices, gaining leverage in negotiations with management.

Chopin's extraordinary set of etudes turns individual pianistic problems into unifying forces.

It was necessary to amalgamate anatomically separate groups into unifying mechanistic groups.

After the coding, response units with similar codes were re-categorised into unifying sub-themes with the help of Atlas Ti.

It feels optimistic, as if representing Mr Siti's ability to see past Iraq's recent sectarian record and into a unified future.

Fischer brought out, in the percussion-heavy writing, the eerie chill of the string writing, to lay bare sophisticated dissonances, and exposed the subtly divergent instrumental textures that went into seemingly unified phrases.

Orth has pasted these profiles together with a few short essays, titled "Notes From the Celebrity-Industrial Complex I-VI," meant somehow to assemble her rich, dead, disgraced and/or overchronicled subjects into a unified book.

Discussion centred on whether these should be stand-alone Guidelines or separate guidelines integrated into a unified publication.