Sentence examples for thus unifying from inspiring English sources
Sequence, in music, a melodic or chordal figure repeated at a new pitch level (that is, transposed), thus unifying and developing musical material.
The resultant department would directly take control of the coastal defence element in the Environment Agency and then use coastal local authorities as their agents, thus unifying the present fragmented jurisdiction.
The overflow waters of Lake Sudd, rapidly forming a riverbed, linked the two major parts of the Nile system, thus unifying the drainage from Lake Victoria to the Mediterranean Sea.
Considering the situation in which H=L2(Rn) and τ is the trace (restriction) operator along some null subset, we give various applications to singular perturbations of non necessarily elliptic pseudo-differential operators, thus unifying and extending previously known results.
Discussion in modern Conservative literature has raised the possibility of abolishing the obligatory character of the additional festival days in the Diaspora (except for the second day of Rosh Hashana), thus unifying Jewish practice throughout the world.
This fundamental plane correlates the mass of a BH with its nuclear X-ray luminosity and the radio luminosity of the core of its radio jet, and has been found to be valid both for stellar-mass BHs and SMBHs, thus unifying BHs across all mass scales.
"But Berghain managed to turn clubbing into an adventure again, and thus unify the dispersed techno scene.
"Even in the past we find few figures in whom the man and the work are thus unified...
In 221 bce Shihuangdi, the first Qin emperor, completed his annexation of Qi and thus unified China.
The approach thus unifies many of the problems previously studied in the field of knowledge-based learning.
Usually I simply resent deprivation of these helpful, clarifying indicators, but Carey (who didn't use them in "True History of the Kelly Gang," either) almost persuades me that human speech, thus unified with the narrative sentences, acquires a certain stateliness, as in the Bible.
