This continuity is to be a unity of meaning rather than the repetition of a functional structure, and the meaning is ontological.
In many respects, therefore, this is the familiar question about parentage and the (assumed) unity of meaning of the terms 'parent', 'mother' and 'father' (potentially) disrupted by, for example, surrogacy and donor conceptionq.
His goal has always been an outlandish if not off-putting unity of method, meaning and material.
Presenting yet another somewhat outlandish unity of method, meaning and material, they are part Mondrian, part Ellsworth Kelly, part Americana and, briefly, part hobby kit -- until their elegance and idiosyncratic bravura sinks in.
Focuses on psychological and spiritual integrity and sense of unity, meaning, and purposefulness in the universe.
Need is psychic and spiritual integrity so that one can be or exist with a sense of unity, meaning, and purposefulness in the universe Role function.
Given the fact that x N cannot be greater than 1, the product of (x1 × e α ) cannot exceed unity also, meaning that maximum value of which x1 can reach is ∼e −α.
Most modern studies are equally concerned to disclose the "deeper" unity and meaning of the classic.
A Hill coefficient "n" higher than unity is indicative of a high degree of cooperativity, meaning that the binding of the first monomer facilitates the binding of the second monomer.
For Camus, one of the ways of liberating oneself from the illusion of meaning and unity is to open up to the beauty of Nature and partake in it, abandoning oneself in privileged moments of hedonistic communion with wild environments, such as the rugged Algerian landscape or the Mediterranean, or in eroticism (1938a; see the moments of happiness in The Outsider, for example, 1942a, 23 24, 116 117).
The Strozzi work addresses all of this and more and is based in Aikido and somatics (looking at the whole person: a unity of language, action, energy, and meaning), so it gets into how we respond unconsciously beyond just "thinking".
