From the subtle and detailed argumentative structure of the eight weighty disputationes emerges a powerful unitary notion: the centrality, nobility and primacy of solar heat, that connects all beings and confers life on them.
Artists often start with a unitary notion or motivation, however undeveloped; and it is a unitary whole that they are creating, far greater than the sum of its parts.
He supports the unitary executive notion of presidential power. .
Fortunately, Cheney's view of the unquestioned unitary power of the presidency was scorned by Vice President-elect Joe Biden: "His notion of a unitary executive" Biden said, "meaning that, in time of war, essentially all power, you know, goes to the executive I think is dead wrong".
Faced with imperialist encroachments, Koreans developed the notion of a unitary nation to show its autonomy and uniqueness.
"His notion of a unitary executive," Mr. Biden said, "meaning that, in time of war, essentially all power, you know, goes to the executive, I think is dead wrong".
Yoo publicly debated last month the radical notion of the "unitary executive" - that the president, as commander-in-chief, is sole judge of the law, unbound by hindrances such as the Geneva conventions, and has inherent authority to subordinate independent government agencies to his fiat.
In 1990, Arthur Waldron published the influential The Great Wall: From History to Myth, where he challenged the notion of a unitary Great Wall maintained since antiquity, dismissing it as a modern myth.
This is incompatible with the notion of a unitary centralized and dedicated clock, from which all timing is performed.
