Sentence examples similar to unifying into one from inspiring English sources

Since the subways were unified into one system decades ago, New Yorkers have come to think of them as part of a single, vast, often unwieldy whole.

The economist and philosopher Amartya Sen has warned of what he calls a solitarist identity: "Our humanity gets savagely challenged when the divisions of the world are unified into one allegedly dominant system of classification".

For a quarter of a century, superstring theory has promised that the universe could be understood more deeply than ever before, with all the forces unified into one, if it were seen in a startling new light -- as a kind of mathematical music played by an orchestra of tiny vibrating strings.

As a result, the data were transferred and unified into one system.

Only when all of them reach the same benefit level can they be unified into one basic health insurance program.

By the end of the pilot, the review and planning started to unify into one meeting without clear transformation from one part to the other.

First, the two void shapes and two void configurations in our previous study are unified into one void shape and one void configuration to improve the proposed model.

This is the first attempt to unify into one national regulatory system all ECEC services in all state and territory governments.

By integrating the two query processing systems, the optimization goals of the sensor network (primarily power) and server network (primarily latency and quality) can be unified into one quality of service metric.

The three churches will unify into one b.

The RelE and ParE families of toxins have been unified into one superfamily having a common evolutionary origin despite their divergent activity/cellular targets as well as the lack of significant sequence similarity (Anantharaman and Aravind 2003).