Sentence examples for unification as from inspiring English sources

And in polls on Taiwan's future reported by the government's Mainland Affairs Council, support for unification "as soon as possible" is as low as it has ever been, at 1.2%.

For this problem, a theoretical unification as well as a numerical comparison of the thin shell theories most commonly used (in engineering applications) is presented.

Charlemagne is named after the Holy Roman emperor who unified Europe, and its portfolio managers have been watching the current economic unification as long as anyone.

Some see unification as much more clearly indicated by the supposed fact that the semantic and sorites paradoxes themselves are "of a kind".

It has to be taken into account that most of the CASS proteins have highly diverged sequences, and further unification as well as expansion and the ensuing rise in status of some of the families remains a possibility.

(Der Spiegel referred to her stance regarding unification as "kritisch-distanziert"—a good phrase for many Germans, in many contexts).

There is also a "passion for parsimony" (WB 58) that is felt in grasping theoretical unifications, as well as a passion for distinguishing, a "loyalty to clearness and integrity of perception, dislike of blurred outlines, of vague identifications" (WB 59).

This is an important basis for unification programs, as is the analogy to general relativity where a local gauge symmetry is associated with the gravitational field.

In Fig. 4, it can be observed that there is an increase in the number (N) of cores, which in turn has led to an increase in the performance and unification degree as well.

Set-valued optimization provides an important generalization and unification of scalar as well as vector optimization problems.

Forget all the hype about European unification: Europe is as diverse as ever and despite the launch of the euro, the Continent isn't even a single market.