These findings argue for an underlying unity in the principles of cell cycle control.
MacCormick 1984 views coherence in terms of unity of principle in a legal system, contending that the coherence of a set of legal norms consists in their being related either in virtue of being the realisation of some common value or values, or in virtue of fulfilling some common principle or principles.
The African Union (AU) and its predecessor, the Organisation of African Unity, have long inveighed in principle against secessionist tendencies across the continent on the ground that, if one big tribe or another were given the freedom to break away, the entire patchwork quilt of African countries, haphazardly sewed together by colonial powers only a few generations ago, could be ripped to shreds.
Following the principle of Unity-in-Variety, simultaneously maximizing unity and variety leads to an optimal balance where aesthetic appreciation is highest.
Our research lends further support to the principle of Unity-in-Variety, extends it to the domain of HCI, and provides directions on how to purposefully design for an optimal balance between unity and variety.
The principles of unity-in-variety, most-advanced-yet-acceptable and autonomous-yet-connected are considered manifestations of these conflicting urges at separate levels of stimulus processing.
Organic unity, in literature, a structural principle, first discussed by Plato (in Phaedrus, Gorgias, and The Republic) and later described and defined by Aristotle.
Raz 1994a also characterises coherence in law in terms of unity of principle.
Unity-in-variety is considered to be one of the oldest-known universal principles of beauty.
The principles are found to operate independently and jointly, although unity-in-variety has the strongest impact on aesthetic pleasure.
