The number of symbols needed to reach this point is called the unicity distance and is only about 25 symbols, on average, for simple substitution ciphers.
(Chinen) ★ EDWARD SIMON TRIO (Tuesday through Thursday) On his rewarding trio album "Unicity" (Cam Jazz), released in 2006, the Venezuelan pianist Edward Simon explored a nimble and worldly strain of post-bop with the blue-chip rhythm team of John Patitucci on bass and Brian Blade on drums.
(Chinen) EDWARD SIMON TRIO (Tuesday through Thursday) On his rewarding trio album "Unicity" (Cam Jazz), released in 2006, the Venezuelan pianist Edward Simon explored a nimble and worldly strain of post-bop with the blue-chip rhythm team of John Patitucci on bass and Brian Blade on drums.
"Abiding Unicity" began as a showcase for Mr. Patitucci, who bowed his bass with mournful ardor and then moved on to an impressively nimble pizzicato.
For the same reasons Giles also rejected the unicity of the agent intellect, a doctrine he attributed to Avicenna (Del Punta-Donati-Luna 1993, Conolly 2007).
In the end, Wodeham is not interested in denying that there is only one God, but he simply wants to show that the relatively strong arguments for God's unicity do not reach the third and highest degree of evidence.
In sum, when he is primarily concerned with the philosophical issues involved, he favors unicity of substantial form in all material substances.
He weighs the Epicureans' opinion that several worlds exist, against that of the unicity of the world put forth by both Aristotle and Aquinas.
The unicity thesis was included among the doctrines condemned in 1270 and 1277 in Paris (art. 32) and in 1489 in Padua by the local bishops.
Averroistae were associated mainly with the unicity thesis, but also with theories about the eternity of the world, God's knowledge of the world, prime matter and happiness (Kuksewicz 1997, 93 96; Hasse 2007b, 309 317; Calma 2010).
