Such drastic improvement in the activity is due to the unified effects of enhanced charge separation and charge carrier densities, faster charge transfer kinetics, decreased width of depletion layer, and enhanced band bending – lead by the unison of the nanorod arrays morphology and Ni modification.
Further noting Shakespeare's crafting of the play, Hazlitt points to fine touches at the beginning that contribute to a unified effect: "The wildness of the scenery, the sudden shifting of the situations and characters, the bustle, the expectations excited, [all] are equally extraordinary".
The moviemaker, like any artist, is free to manipulate his or her materials for the purpose of achieving a unified effect (the completed film).
Like T.S. Eliot's modernist classic The Waste Land (1922), Cane, although deliberately fragmented, was designed to achieve a unified effect through its impressionistic use of language and its recurrent attention to questions of African American identity.
In his book The Art of the Theatre (1905) he outlined his concept of a "total theatre" in which the stage director alone would be responsible for harmonizing every aspect of the production acting, music, colour, movement, design, makeup, and lighting so that it might achieve its most unified effect.
For Wang, the Great Learning is analogous to a description of a painting, in which shading, coloring, composition, perspective and other factors are aspects of a unified effect.
Property in the revocable trust of a value up to the unified credit in effect at husband's death passes to the credit shelter trust.
The credit shelter trust receives property in the revocable trust up to the amount of the unified credit in effect at the settlor's death; the marital trust receives the balance of property in the revocable trust.
At husband's death, all of the property in the revocable trust in excess of the unified credit then in effect is subject to estate tax.
