If the latter is the case then the scientific quest for unified understanding seems an empty enterprise.
In this sense the set of patterns or structures (e.g., "stretching and folding") might make up the explanatory store unifying our understanding of all the diverse phenomena behaving chaotically.
It requires a concerted commitment to improvement that crosses traditional demarcations and unifies, understanding such responses to promote resilience and to be more effective and sustainable than heroic individualism.
All branches of human knowledge, he argues, from ethics to economics and aesthetics, will eventually be unified by understanding the genetic rules of the human mind.
These results begin to unify our understanding of the relationship between deforestation and vector mosquitoes, an important step in quantifying how land use change, specifically deforestation, affects human risk of vector-borne disease.
These two principles help us unify our understanding from a large number of parametric analyses and cycle-optimization studies for any steady-flow chemically-reactive engine, and set a framework to systematically identify maximum-efficiency engine architectures.
It has already been used as a model for the eukaryotic cell-cycle, helping to unify current understanding of cell-cycle regulation across eukaryotes [ 23].
Although the main focus of the present review is to explain how the classic concepts of volutrauma and atelectrauma can be unified by understanding the effects of ventilatory parameters on lung structure and alveolar instability, mechanical ventilation can also have effects beyond the lung.
Until these are established, comparative genome analysis will remain the underpinning, unifying approach to understanding the evolutionary (including the process of domestication) mechanisms that have led to the modern day plant genome.
