Sentence examples for unified live from inspiring English sources

"Our latest version of MadMapper allows us to drive LEDs, projections, lighting, smoke and lasers from the same software, which allows you to more seamlessly construct a unified live show.

In "On Multiple Realities," he enlarged upon the "world of working" by demonstrating how reflection dissolves the self unified in lived action into partial, role-taking selves and by expanding Mead's idea of the "manipulatory sphere" to include worlds within "potential reach," either restorable (from the past) or attainable (in the future).

We say to live unified, we must play unified and that is what the Special Olympics Unified Sports program is about.

What unifies for living organisms and the evolutionary process things that appear conflicting for human beings is the fact that both occur in the context of "real life," and so both their reciprocity and appropriate balances between them occur without any benefit being gained by attempting to distinguish between them, or to give priority to one or the other.

All this reflects Jerusalem's underlying reality: although supposedly unified, its 815,000 people live in resentful segregation from each other.

"We do not unify our lives, our political views, our professional interests," he said.

He concludes with a sketch of the practice of "existential psychoanalysis" that interprets our actions to uncover the fundamental project that unifies our lives.

She wove personal, found, and new fabrics through the slats in the fence as a way to unify the lives and communities that were, as Sanchez explained to VICE, "bound and segmented by the border fence".

If descriptive, asserting that selves simply conceive themselves as unified over their lives within a narrative structure, then it seems false.

How can business and technology in the U.S. take a position and succeed in this globally connected, unified world we'll be living in?

Residents of Orange Farm identify strongly with the locale in which they live and exhibit unified and closely networked social ties that cut across ethnicity, origin and social class.