Sentence examples for unity for which from inspiring English sources

The maximum value of the visibility is unity, for which the light passing through one aperture is coherent with respect to the light passing through the other aperture; when the visibility is zero, the light passing through one aperture is incoherent with respect to the light passing through the other aperture.

The unity for which the Lord prayed fervently for his disciples and his church on the night before he died, a unity that sadly has been broken too often in our history as a church, is in serious danger of being fractured again, this time, within our beloved church in the United States.

"It was country, but it wasn't really deep country," said Asma Mangrio, an organizer of the Muslim Unity Day for which thousands of Bay Area Muslims gathered at Great America.

That's a sign of unity for me which is a good sign".

Moreover, a certain degree of autonomy, based on the terms of the Protocol of Corfu, is the main objective of the organization Omonoia, as well as the Unity for Human Rights Party, which represents the Greek minority in the Albanian government.

The value of BHR is unity for genes which are mutually best hits in both directions, and lower otherwise.

The fatalities spread gloom and mourning over the planned national unity  day celebrations for which the slain and injured soldiers had been rehearsing.

Earlier this month at a virtual reality summit hosted by Unity, famed evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins came to the stage to offer his perspective on the worlds for which Unity is building its platform, saying, "Our perception of reality… it's virtual reality, but it's run by software in the brain".

While Christianity thus takes up the historical task of guiding the world towards redemption, it would lose its way, according to Rosenzweig, if the Jewish people did not perpetually serve as reminder, through its own communal anticipation of redemption, of the kind of unity before the divine for which the world is to strive.

Larkin, in Coleman's voice, pleads for "the Classic Unities": Unity of Place, which is the school and its inhabitants; Unity of Time, normally the term in which the action occurs; and Unity of Action, whereby every recorded incident contributes in some way to the telling of the story.

Roman Catholics such as Georg Witzel and George Cassander developed proposals for unity, which all parties rejected.