Sentence examples for unified content from inspiring English sources

Along with its epistemology and metaphysical foundations, Yoga school of Hindu philosophy incorporates ethical precepts (yamas and niyamas) and an introspective way of life focused on perfecting one's self physically, mentally and spiritually, with the ultimate goal being kaivalya (liberated, unified, content state of existence).

Ben Jackson, whose résumé includes work at Vice Media and The New York Times, is launching a startup advisory firm called For The Win. Jackson was most recently Vice's director of mobile apps, where he said he created a team that built nine apps during his tenure, as well as the company's first unified content API.

"We believe developing these kinds of 'Member' services across our portfolio of will augment our strategy of unifying content, commerce, and community".

David Roman, Lenovo's chief marketing officer, says that even a few years ago it would have been unthinkable to do a global product launch in China with a single tagline, unified advertising content and a Western spokesman.

The new feature allows administrators to serves unified Facebook content based on user country and language settings.

While watching the data from their 15 apps and 250,000 downloads, which are mostly on iOS, EndlessTV's other job has been to woo TV producers to give them quality content for free, before it unifies its content into a single app offering.

It makes sense to unify these content creation tools under one roof, given their similar purposes and use cases.

We have developed enhanced teaching material for each practical session, which unify the content, provide explanatory illustrations and photographs for the experimental methods, and highlight the main objectives and conclusions.

Rather, the data support a psychological interpretation regarding a tendency of the mind to unify its contents in different ways, resulting in slightly different experiences on different occasions.

It is not easy to specify any relation among unified contents or acts of experiencing (beyond their being unified) that is required for them to be unified.

In the others, consciousness ranges over either many experienced items (unified consciousness of contents), experiencings of many objects (unified consciousness of experiencing), or multiple acts of access to oneself as subject of many experiencings (unified consciousness of self).