Descartes opted for the pineal gland, mainly because it is not duplicated on both sides of the brain, so it is a candidate for having a unique, unifying function.
The vote — only the country's third since the American invasion in 2003 — is considered crucial to forging a unified, functioning democratic state.
If the queen in England, as head of the Commonwealth and the Church of England, has more designated power, in Belgium the king appoints the new government and assumes a crucial unifying function.
The convergence is distinguished from the integration means 'that unifies functions of sub-systems in accordance with the goal while keeping their inherent nature'.
In the West after the fall of the Roman Empire, church assumed the unifying social function that no other individual or institution was able to fulfill.
Second, GO terms (and associated synonyms) are designed for unifying gene function annotations rather than for text mining, and are therefore rarely found verbatim in the article.
Subsequent theorists have discerned a theoretical role unifying several distinct functions (cf. Kripke 1980, 59; Burge 1977, 356).
Of course, sometimes the same region has multiple functions (Cavanna and Trimble 2006), adjacent regions have different functions (Kringelbach 2005), or one unified principle function of the region can appear as various seemingly different functions (Egner 2011).
The relationship between the unified zeta function and the Hurwitz-Lerch zeta function Φ ( z, s, a ) was given by Ozden et al. [16]: ζ β ( s, x ; k, a, b ) : = ( − 1 2 ) k − 1 a − b Φ ( β b a b, s, x ), (14).
Originating in festival activities, this art form served the political function of unifying society, the religious function of identifying and describing a supernatural power capable of averting calamity on earth, and the economic function of inspiring productive activity, especially that related to agriculture.
