Sentence examples for the problem of unity from inspiring English sources

The problem of unity that the Iranians have is about the divisions in the Iranian establishment.

Another, much discussed item is "the problem of unity" (shubhat al-tawhid).

Thus, Anscombe purports to solve the problem of unity without acknowledging intention as a mental state.

For he ends the chapter by claiming that the problem of unity does not arise for other kinds of compounds.

The problem of unity of the sciences would become another problem of coordination and cooperation, social and intellectual (see above), of scholars and statements, and Neurath presented it in just those terms (Neurath 1936/1983).

Again, in answer to the problem of unity and plurality — e.g., how can a thing be individual and distinct and yet a member of a class of things of the same kind?

Long mystic didactic poems (mas̄nawīs) were written to introduce the reader to the problems of unity and love by means of allegories and parables.

This proposal shows how a long string of differentiae in a definition can be reduced to one, but it does not solve the problem of the unity of definition.

"He liked it very much," Gould wrote in his diary, but "he was still puzzled by the problem of the unity of the book".

Furthermore, contraction theory may shed light on the problem of perceptual unity (binding problem) by providing simple models and conditions for the overall convergence of a large number of specialized processing elements connected through networks of feedback loops.

It helps solve the problem of the unity of the proposition (see the previous section), insofar as the structure of a proposition derives from the syntactic structure of a corresponding sentence.