Sentence examples for unitary entity from inspiring English sources

Human memory is not a unitary entity; rather it is thought to arise out of a complex architecture involving interactions between distinct representational systems that specialize in perceptual, semantic, and episodic representations.

The university was a unitary entity until 1970 when it was partitioned, based on linguistic differences, into two separate universities.

You can also see the first millennium as the time when Europe as some kind of unitary entity comes into being.

Since the classic interpretation of Einstein's special theory of relativity by Hermann Minkowski, a Lithuanian-German mathematician, it has been clear that physics has to do not with two entities, space and time, taken separately, but with a unitary entity space time, in which, however, timelike and spacelike directions can be distinguished.

A group right, like an individual right, will be a right held by a single unitary entity.

The term corporate will be used here to describe the traditional conception, since that conception presents a right-holding group as a unitary entity.

Governments, universities, corporations etc. are structured, unitary entities.

Despite increasing recognition of this phenotypic heterogeneity, according to standard nomenclatures (such as DSM-IV-TR and ICD-10) OCD is still considered a unitary nosological entity [ 7].

For such reasons, it may be more appropriate to think of PD not as a unitary disease entity but rather as a broader phenotype.

Although standard nomenclatures regard OCD as a unitary nosological entity, patients typically display a wide variety of obsessions and/or compulsions of varying severity.

The Buddha does not deny that there is a principle of identify (as attested by the frequent use of the term ātta in the canonical literature in the minimally psychological sense of "myself" or "oneself"); just that this principle is not a self (that is, is not a metaphysically unitary and permanent entity).