Sentence examples for long unitary from inspiring English sources

It is quite tempting to think of any particular conflict as having a discernible beginning and end, rather than seeing each one as part of a long, unitary, ongoing conflict that has persisted for centuries.

They strikingly demonstrate that the native βMys is optimized for speed and that the natural activator holds speed near constant while maximizing ⟨ F⟩ and ⟨ P⟩ by increasing the relative step-frequency for the longest unitary step-size of βMys.

Heseltine has long advocated a unitary, or single-tier structure of local government throughout England (broadly similar to Scotland and Wales) and the abolition of 201 second-tier district councils – coupled with the imposition of elected mayors, particularly in conurbations such as Greater Manchester.

Applying the additional unimodular matrix, this property remains also valid for as long as is unitary.

In a WorldPost debate, China scholars Jeffrey Wasserstrom and Kate Merkel-Hess spar with Beijing-based scholar Daniel A. Bell over claims in an essay I wrote recently arguing that Chinese President Xi Jinping's current crackdown on an independent civil society must be understood in light of that country's long history as a unitary state with no autonomous realm beyond its fold.

Relative step-frequency is dimensionless and normalized such that ωS + ωI + ωL = 1, where subscripts S, I, and L are for the short (∼3 nm), intermediate (∼5 nm), and long (∼8 nm) nominal unitary steps, respectively.

Beijing's current orthodoxy on history and culture, expressed in textbooks, the 2008 Olympics opening ceremony and Xi's speeches on a "Chinese dream" of "great rejuvenation," present today's leaders as natural inheritors and legitimate representatives of a unitary, millennia-long "tradition" of top-down, authoritarian, Confucian-based rule.

Together, these results throw some light on the long-running debate between unitary and component views of executive control.

Since ready intercommunication is a primary purpose of language, as long as a community remains unitary, with strong central direction and a central cultural focus, such changes will not go beyond the limits of intercomprehensibility.

Central to China's long-enduring identity as a unitary country is the province, or sheng ("secretariat").

Symmetry considerations lead to the classification of disordered zigzag ribbons into the unitary class for long-range impurities, and the orthogonal class for short-range impurities.