Sentence examples for unity that can be from inspiring English sources
There remains always an antithesis between the multiplicity of forms of the divine manifestations and the unity that can be thought or posited behind them.
In order that unity that can be maintained, I have decided that I will relinquish the office of Speaker on 21 June".
Put otherwise, Debord is pointing to the pose of intellectual and physical passivity we adopt when we entertain a vision of total social unity that can be abstracted in a theoretical formula, a political slogan, a product or a picture.
Although it had sometimes been included with India in an Indo-Malayan region, the flora of what C.G.G.J. van Steenis (1950) called Malesia forms a tight-knit unity that can be subdivided into three divisions: a western area covering the Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Borneo, and the Philippines; a southern area of Java and the Lesser Sundas; and an eastern area of Celebes, the Moluccas, and New Guinea.
These emergent levels do not become different types of reality but instead compose a unity that can be understood naturally as an emergentist monism.
This dependence is described by the accumulation factor a i that can be larger or smaller than unity.
Ugandan unity is something that can be seen in many different ways.
The accuracy is achieved as singularities are isolated through the use of partitions of unity, leaving smooth, periodic integrands that can be evaluated with high accuracy using trapezoid sums.
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"Reflection" is a complex mental state that is nevertheless a unity, both as a particular cognition that can be a causal factor for the rise of another cognition and as having content, or "objecthood," expressible in a single sentence.
This type of account can accommodate models of discovery, in which genealogical unity integrates a variety of resources that can be both theoretical and applied, or scientific and non-scientific (an example, from physics, the discovery of superconductivity, can be found in Holton, Chang and Jurkowitz 1996).
