Sentence examples for unitary character from inspiring English sources

During the past ten years, other challenges have unsettled Turkey's strongly unitary character, the most important of which is Kurdish nationalism.

Finally, the newer legislative processes have to them a sheer complexity, certainly as compared with the basically unitary character of the legislative process at both at the state and federal levels in the US; that complexity itself naturally invites attention.

But even if her plan comes off, she seems likely to lack the support needed to turn devolution into peace.The UNP has rejected the changes, saying Sri Lanka's unitary character should be preserved, though the north-east could have more powers than other parts of the country.

If P is a percuspidal parabolic of G with unipotent radical N and if χ is a non-trivial unitary character of N such that χ(Γ ∩ N) = 1 then a meromorphic family of functions M v) on gG / G that satisfy all of the conditions in the definition of automorphic form except for the condition of moderate growth is constructed.

These confirm the role of the homogeneous (unitary) character of R EO nPD in the evaluation of the basic colloidal properties.

Finally, we should note that Bhartṛhari's views on the unitary character of a sentence and its meaning were found to be generally unacceptable by the schools of Mīmāṃsā and Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika, as well as by the later grammarian-philosophers like Kauṇḍabhaṭṭa and Nāgeśabhaṭṭa.

The structure of this abelian C∗-algebra is described in terms of unramified unitary characters of Levi subgroups.

Let Spu(T) be the intersection of Sp(T) with the set of unitary characters of S. We prove that if S=R+ or if T is norm-continuous and if f is a function in L1(S) which is of spectral synthesis with respect to Spu(T), then inftϵS∥∝Sf(s) T(t + s) ds∥ = 0.

His work exhibits a breadth of approach, as well as a unitary and systematic character, that is unusual within twentieth century analytic philosophy.

While Patañjali's solution overcomes the transitoriness of the uttered sounds, and the resulting impossibility of a sequence, there is no denial of sequentiality or perhaps of an imprint of sequentiality in the comprehended word, and there is indeed no claim to its absolutely unitary or partless character.

We lift distribution characters of irreducible unitary representations of classical groups from the group to the Lie algebra via the Cayley Transform.