I thus offer an account of brain death from a systematic, and somewhat unified, perspective shared by several schools of Hindu philosophy concerning the mechanisms and components of consciousness and cognition.
Our proposed framework could help unify perspectives and shared understanding in the same way that the four phases of drug development allow a clearly understood benchmarking process for approval and usage of new pharmaceuticals.
So I wrote a poem using two different personal narratives separated into two halves of a Venn diagram, with words which overlapped in their stories appearing in the intersection to form a third, unifying perspective to the poem.
Yet, if feminists have no clear, cogent, and unified position on key moral issues, then perspectives less congenial to women may fill the gap.
The concept of the heterarchy unifies these perspectives in a single framework.
Our results show that the changes made to the DAC architecture, in order to unify the perspectives of old and new AI, also lead to a significant improvement in random foraging.
In this article, we present an approach to unify multiple perspectives on choosing adequate response plans from a set of response plans that have been proposed by some third-party entity, e.g., an operator or classical intrusion detection system.
In his Lectures on the History of Political Philosophy Rawls tells us that "a normalization of interests attributed to the parties" is "common to social contract doctrines" and it is necessary to unify the perspectives of the different parties so as to construct a "shared point of view" (2007, 226).
Creativity unifies any many and is creative of a new unifying perspective which then becomes one among the many.
Ronald Reagan, embodying all three perspectives, unified the Republican Party around the idea of reducing tax rates without specifying any complementary spending cuts (which would have cost him support among those who might have lost government benefits).
I've long believed that the many hands contributing a wide range of experiences to the films, which were then unified by the perspective of a strong director, is what gave that movement its blend of documentary power and artistic vision.
