Sentence examples for simple unitary from inspiring English sources

This processing does not follow a simple unitary pathway.

This "crack" is universal: humanity will always be reconciled to life as it is while, at the same time, longing for a simple, unitary truth, underlying existence, that provides a deep and consoling explanation.

Striving for a simple, unitary explanation of disease, he conjectured that all diseases are really one a fever brought on by overstimulation of the blood vessels and hence subject to a simple remedy—"depletion" by bloodletting and purges.

The first argument, which is Platonic in origin, maintains that whereas mind is simple, unitary and indivisible, matter is compounded and infinitely divisible.

The all-important business of philosophy was to attempt to discover some simple, unitary cause for the origin of this complex universe" (Matilal 1985: 287).

Second, when the plant state variables are measurable, we show that the conditions for applicability of the method can be relaxed replacing the simple unitary feedback by a state modulated interconnection.

But he, too, emphasizes that Jewishness was never a simple or unitary identity, and he, too, mistrusts the Bible as a source of historical evidence.

Unfortunately, no simple, independent unitary measure of physical activity was available; however, a recent analysis has shown that the cognitive component of overall activity rather than the physical aspect is protective in relation to onset of dementia.

Rather, we describe these complexities and the blurriness of the lines to urge us to remember that ADHD is not a unitary, simple thing.

As semantically confusable objects are expected to engage the semantic system more than semantically simple objects, the unitary view predicts that the integrity of all anterior medial temporal lobe structures should be associated with a disadvantage for semantically confusable objects (compare Manns et al., 2003; Squire et al., 2004).

Now, we are going to transform H ̂ into a simple form using the unitary transformation method, developed in [6] for a two-loop LC circuit, in order to simplify the problem.