Sentence examples for principle of unification from inspiring English sources

Most seem to support the principle of unification, even if they are unhappy about the practice.

The precedent of secession is anathema, because of Tibet; the principle of unification is sacrosanct, because of Taiwan.

He wanted to find a new principle of unification that would help him to control the rich harmonic and melodic resources now at his disposal.

It seems especially apt that Djalili might walk off with a prize: he was born in Britain to Iranian refugees, who fled the Islamic revolution for fear of religious persecution - they practised Bahaism, a religion founded on the principle of world unification.

The purpose of the study is threefold: presentation of the switching principle, unification of earlier results (including a new result for covering codes), and applying switching exhaustively to some common structures with small parameters.

Frederick Barbarossa saw himself as an agent of unification.

At night in Berlin, the process of unification marches on.

"It's called the power of unification," he said.

We conject that the principles are applicable to the development of new modeling languages, and for improving the design of existing modeling languages that have evolved, perhaps through a process of unification.

Corresponding to different systematizations we have different degrees of unification.

As an illustration consider the notion of unification.