Sentence examples for less unitary from inspiring English sources
Most countries fall somewhere in between the two extremes states can be more or less unitary or more or less federal.
By consensus, historians have come to reject the idea of a more or less unitary Inquisition, as it was traced by the Philadelphia historian Henry Charles Lea, a century ago: rather, there were many inquisitions, started and stopped in various places under independent authority and without any single program or control.
While the Kojiki presents a more or less unitary narrative, the Nihon shoki brings together a number of variant forms of the story of Japan's mythic past.
These SR Ca2+ abnormalities have been attributed to increased frequency of RyR opening events of less unitary duration and have been described in oxidative environments like those present in failing and aging hearts.
Although Kumārila agrees with the Buddhists that the object of immediate perception is inexpressible in language, he maintains that it is different, in at least one respect, from the real particular (svalakṣaṇa) of the Buddhists; the latter being a structure-less unitary whole, whereas the former is non-unitary and grasps both the particular and the universal aspects of the object.
A second type of unitary system makes less provision for territorial decentralization of authority and employs rather strict procedures for the central supervision of locally elected governments.
The M-form suffers less opportunity loss than the unitary form.
Today the islands are split more or less equally between the modern unitary authorities of Argyll and Bute and North Ayrshire with only Ailsa Craig and Lady Isle in South Ayrshire falling outwith these two council areas.
The French, less sure of themselves, wanted a unitary state and community of feeling.
The study shows acceptable angular range with the high diffraction efficiency and color uniformity of unitary hologram is much less than the angular width.
Hence, unitary diagnoses are much less likely to apply.
