This paper describes research to define and unify elements of whole systems design.
In this paper we focus on providing an overview of the latest emerging research that attempts to unify elements of these three fields: intestinal epithelial barrier, microbiome, and dietary intake specifically, how these interact and modulate one another.
As a unifying element five of the ballets use a common scenic design by the architect Santiago Calatrava.
Its subject is less food as something to cook than food as the binding and unifying element of dinner parties, friendship, and marriage.
Ms. Merkel has repeatedly pointed to their common experience of having grown up under Communist rule as a defining and unifying element of their friendship.
In this second picture, the three, with Mr. Clinton replacing his daughter as the central unifying element, are striding purposefully forward, hand in hand, bearing a confidence and a New York polish.
His theoretical and practical reliance on mathematics (which he considered to be the basic, unifying element of all science) was an important step in the early development of modern scientific method.
Another, more general, unifying element of this kind is Holton's notion of themata.
In their excellent book "Full Steam Ahead," Ken Blanchard and Jesse Lyn Stoner identify the core unifying element of organizations, whether those be individual people, teams, or companies: vision.
The principle of "one person, one vote" rings out upon the U.S.-American landscape as an essential and central unifying element of our great democracy, but one which, unfortunately, merely resounds as an ideal rather than as the reality.
Indeed, interviews indicated that the marketing of the organization itself was seen as a central objective of its communication activities, and that the production of a clear brand identity for ZEP, expressed through unified design elements and a new logo, were seen as important achievements.
