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But political unification was achieved more quickly than was sentimental unity: Romans and Italici did not immediately coalesce into a nation.

Despite the influence on Italy's fortunes of wars involving France, Austria and Prussia (the German chancellor, Otto von Bismarck, claimed that Italy sprang from three battles beginning with "S": Solferino, Sadowa and Sedan), unification was achieved with little fighting.

The codes of the kingdom of Sardinia in civil and penal affairs, derived from the Napoleonic Code, were extended to the whole of Italy when unification was achieved in the mid-19th century.

Also, once unification was achieved, Qin found itself in possession of a large professional army with no more internal enemies to fight and thus had to find a new use for them.

Complete political unification of England was achieved during the reign of his son and successor, Athelstan (reigned 924 939).

In gauge quantum field theories, which are our best contemporary physical theories of all the forces other than gravity, each theory is associated with a different symmetry group, and the unification of theories was achieved by looking for theoretical structures with the relevant combined symmetry.

This "Consilience of Inductions," as Whewell termed this process of theoretical unification under a few simple concepts, was achieved only by true scientific theories employing true causes (Whewell 1840, xxxix).

Thus, the political unification of all Italy south of the Po River was achieved, and Romans and Italians, hitherto linked by alliance, could now become a single nation.

Considering grand unification scale supersymmetry breaking, we show that gauge coupling unification can be achieved at about 1016 17GeV in the SM with suitable normalizations of the U 1 Y, and we predict that the Higgs mass range is 127 to 165 GeV, with the precise value strongly correlated with the top quark mass mt and SU 3)C gauge coupling.

Two insurrections, in the northwest (1898) and in the southeast (1904), were quickly put down, and, when he left the island in 1905, unification had been achieved.

His belief that Europe's unification could be achieved only by force has yet to be disproved.And another ill-omen for Euro-unifiers: Charlemagne was unable to work out a satisfactory blueprint for his successors.