unified

Examples of unifying

unifying

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

There are unifying themes, but these are rather pre-theoretical.
The idea is that the order of size of such an infrastructural architecture would have sufficient unifying power to make differences in inhabitations enjoyable.
Differences aside, however, a notable point unifying these three cases is the involvement of coarticulatory vowel-consonant interaction in their emergence and/or subsequent development.
Each side, to some extent, sees the tools of their discipline as a vital and unifying approach to the study of social life.
This institution evidently was moving towards unifying the juridical statutes, the diversity of which could not resist the integration of the network for long.
However, the envelopment of each life-cycle stage by a cisterna of endoplasmatic reticulum is a unifying factor and this must have some evolutionary significance.
However, when terms are represented using graphs, the unifying substitution is generally represented as an equivalence relation.
The result of unifying two signs is a new sign which contains information from the signs it is composed of.
Unifying geography: common heritage, shared future: 327-352.
He then seamlessly explains sequence stratigraphy, with the emphasis on how biostratigraphy is an integral part of this unifying theory of sedimentary geology.
Instead, here we focus on a particular approach that is viewed as a - unifying, abstract account of defeasible argumentation.
Practically this means that no unifying o resolution is possible for these operators.
It is pity there is no overall conclusion that tries to highlight the unifying points.
Unifying concepts in the study of teachers' cognitive structures.
The unifying feature of the connections described thus far is that each ventricle within the ventricular mass is connected to its own atrium.
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