Sentence examples for systematic unification from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Rosenzweig proceeds to show that in entering into the reciprocal relations with one another which ground our experience, elemental beings take steps towards the ultimate systematic unification of the "All".

It provided a systematic unification of human physiology and four shaping forces (irritation, sensation, volition, association), extension of these forces to natural history, heredity of traits in successive generations and transmutation of species, and a Linnaean classification of human diseases based on patients' symptoms (Porter 1985).

Ms. Davis and Olivet's communications director, Anna Oh, said Dr. Jang never taught at the Unification Church, though; they said that Sun Hwa Theological Seminary was a Korean Methodist school where he taught Christian systematic theology, not Unification theology, and it was bought by the Unification Church.

His response to this observation is to hold that most people acquire causal knowledge by absorbing the "lore" of their communities, where this lore does reflect previous systematic efforts at unification.

In this section we turn to two cosmological theories that do result from systematic and comprehensive unifications of general relativity and quantum theory: loop quantum cosmology and string cosmology.

A systematic review with meta-analysis achieves unification of isolated trial results and thus, can provide a more comprehensive answer to clinical questions than one single trial can.

The neurobehavior ontology facilitates the systematic representation of behavior and behavioral phenotypes, thereby improving the unification and integration behavioral data in neuroscience research.

We believe that the fundamental barrier preventing such rapid and systematic translation between research and clinical care is lack of unification between data generation, as regularly occurs in the laboratory, clinical, and community settings; and knowledge generation, which is the fundamental pursuit of research.

Following the unification of the elementary and lower secondary levels was the systematic integration of the upper secondary level, spanning ages 16 to 19.

The imperfection in height transforming parameters and uncorrected systematic errors in the data may result in unreduced biases in the data after height unification.

We see here how Systematic Inventive Thinking (SIT), the consulting firm of two of the coauthors, applied the subtraction and task unification patterns to the redesign of its business card.