Sentence examples for unitary movement from inspiring English sources

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Despite all commonalities, it is evident that the SDT, of which we have found some traces, is not a unitary movement that reached all the countries in Central and Eastern Europe roughly at the same time and had the same features throughout, no more than it was in Western Europe.

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Even Mr bin Laden's death or capture is unlikely to defang these disciples.By its nature, such a diffuse movement is much harder to monitor than a unitary organisation.

He broke up the Eleatics' motionless, and therefore timeless, unitary reality into a movement of four elements that were alternately harmonized by Love and set at variance by Strife.

From this new viewpoint, three modified models seem possible a binocular unitary spatio-temporal motion detector, binocular motion detectors in area MT (V5) inducing smooth-pursuit eye movements which in succession turn temporal delays into spatial offsets and finally two separate binocular detectors for form and motion that are linked via feed-back loops internally.

It consists of unitary electric-vehicles, working under different directions of movement: horizontal, vertical and on a gradient.

To Bejan, a physicist by training, there is an intimate connection in the movement and development of all things, a unitary design describes motion in the world.

I figured if the very movement of the pieces was implemented using unitary evolution (fancy words for how quantum things change) in a way that created superposition, then other quantum phenomena would manifest.

Turnbull [2] presents a general framework for considering human population migrations which is central to testing the Wee unitary NPC origin hypothesis and exhorts us to remember that understanding human movement involves more than just the usual archaeological, cultural-linguistic and genetic processes.

This discussion seems to imply a sort of unitary character to the words, whether notional or otherwise, and this eventually leads to a movement toward a kind of akhaṇḍa-pada-vāda ("the doctrine of partless words") in the Vākyapadīya of Bhartṛhari.

He quoted it at the head of a chapter arguing for a new and critically informed conception of English identity (to be produced by such initiatives as the folk music revival and Raphael Samuel's History Workshop movement) that would enable the English majority to dissociate their sense of identity from the unitary British state, thereby making Scottish independence a less threatening prospect.

This social, material and temporal variability raises interesting and important questions about whether "girl zines" should be thought of as a unitary phenomenon and, correlatively, whether the girl zine explosion should be thought of as an event, a social movement, a conversation, a political intervention, or something else.

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