Sentence examples for means a unity from inspiring English sources

She explores, instead, how such a 'naturalising trick' is pulled off; asking by what means a unity of biological sex, gendered identification, and heterosexuality comes to appear natural.

Ideally, a perfect alignment of a pair of quadrilaterals means a unity ratio between (A_{hat {Q}Q}) and A Q, where (A_{hat {Q}Q}) is the area of the overlapping portion of (hat {Q}) and Q and A Q is the area of Q.

At first I thought this was a superficial concept, but I came to understand that by "image" he meant a unity of being in the world through which people recognized and understood you.

That meant a national unity government.

The most restrictive application condition is related to the Reynolds number; namely, that fluid flow is dominated by viscous forces, considering laminar flow for Reynolds number, Re, which means a number smaller than unity (Muskat 1946).

By a "unity" he meant a complex entity in which the constituent parts are arranged with a definite structure.

His proposals on Monday, however, made it clear that for him, unity meant a consolidation of power in the executive branch.

Design semantics is an integration of human mode of existence and view on culture and art, which means it is a unity of art and science.

Because of variations in both doctrine and practice, however, the Eucharist, which was intended as both a symbol of and a means of fostering unity within the church, has been a source of disunity and even contention.

Indeed al-Kindi argues for a first cause of being precisely by arguing for a first cause of oneness, and asserting that "bringing something to be" means imposing unity of a certain kind.

"It meant a demonstration of solidarity and unity.