Sentence examples for kind of unification from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siegel added, "The essential paradox of his films is that even as he sought a kind of unification of workers, peasants, intellectuals and artists in a socialist enterprise, he demanded a level of aesthetic sophistication, and it takes repeated viewings to appreciate the pulse and the energy of the work".

This way of viewing things suggests that there is a kind of unification going on in chaos explanation after all.

In particular, depending on the details of the case, the kind of unification associated with adoption of a classificatory scheme may tell us little about causal relationships.

That kind of unification is a big deal, Starry says, because it means installing a single software agent on each PC and using a single management console for multiple purposes.

Another kind of unification involves the creation of a common mathematical framework or formalism which can be applied to many different sorts of phenomena, as when the systems of equations devised by Lagrange and Hamilton were first developed in connection with mechanics and then applied to domains like electromagnetism and thermodynamics.

Opposites came together in a kind of grand unification --liberals anDemocratsandves, DemocRepublicanspublicans, the religious and the agnostic all in a geographic mind meld.

Why has it taken so long to get any kind of currency unification in an era when countries are harmonizing their tariff policies and even their tax policies?

The main goal of the book seems a kind of innovative unification of entities and processes like consciousness, micro-organisms, evolution, and the chemico-physical processes involving the Earth as a whole.

Neurath emphasized that with a universal statistics of specific units 'naturalal calculation' is applicable in all cases where there is talk of 'quantities of welfare'.' (ibid., 72) But this leads to a less reductionistic kind of conceptual unification.

This kind of budding unification is an astounding display of support.

But there is no guarantee that they will be allowed to join without a political settlement with the Turkish-Cypriots who run their own internationally unrecognised state in the north of the island, and who say they don't want to join Europe until Turkey is allowed in, too.After almost 27 years of acrimonious division, it may be too much to hope for any kind of formal re-unification.