Sentences with phrase «unified whole»

The novel manufacturing process produces parts as unified wholes with minimal need for further processing.

Steve: What does that give you other than a felicitous kind of aesthetic feeling about the universe, that it's all connected together in some kind of unified whole?

Unify the whole with timber flooring, a wooden sideboard and a row of wooden bar stools.

Emergence is the appearance of new, often unforeseen properties generated by the co-activation of entities at one level of complexity to form a larger, unified whole at the next higher level.

It is death that uniquely (in the sense of fullest) concretizes, makes final, and unifies our whole lifetime of such experiences.

This not only kicked everything up a notch but helped to unify the whole look from head to toe.

Pride and Prejudice and Longbourn create a delightfully unified whole.

The main thrust of his plan was that we needed to expand meaningfully on our (since much praised) combo system, create a far more powerful level editor (to allow for more bodacious level design) and to unify the whole experience in a themed OlliOlli universe.

Mass Effect 3 is hands down the best installment in the franchise, taking what fans loved in the two prior games and refining it into a single unified whole that is simply a blast to play.

This delicate fusion that created an intense unified whole is the essence of God of War, which is evident in its deep narrative that works well with the fantastic gameplay.

Works by 72 artists from 20 countries worldwide are displayed in some 53,820 square feet of exhibition space: «Metropolis,» teetering between position and provocation, between Modern and post-Modern, focuses on an investigation of contemporary art, that is, art in the allegedly postideological era, the period after perestroika and the dismantling of the Berlin Wall, the period when artwork from the West and the East may be integrated into some comfortably unified whole.

The soaring ceiling with its wavy central panel adds a floating feeling and unifies the whole design.

The very first group you should create is «Everywhere» to immediately unify your whole - house audio system.

So to unify the whole room and up the classic charm even more, we paneled our ceiling in tongue and groove cedar (v - groove style).

The logical model in terms of which the mind with its ideas, and substance with its attributes were conceived as unified wholes was that of the subject with predicates, which also had become something quite other than what it had been for Aristotle, since universals were no longer thought of as «forms.»

In other words, the parts of a unified whole can be related to each other in different ways, so a composed being always has the potential to change.

The church is a unified whole, and while it is made of numerous members, does not refer to only one member.

On an even deeper level, does your life serve a unified whole?

After they were all available in English they were carefully checked with each writer to make sure that there were no misunderstandings; then they were extensively edited so the book would read as a unified whole and be clear to Western readers.

Universals and first principles can come «to rest in the soul,» only after the data of sense experience has been properly ordered by the imagination and memory into a unified whole which is manifested to the intellect in a mental image.

The Christian Church is a mixture of Good versus Evil when in fact life is a harmonious blend of all things as a unified whole good.

We owe him a great debt also for his literary gifts, for what might have been a mere piecing together in a unified whole in which one feels that Jesus» poetic, moving diction has been marvelously preserved.

In other words, the sentence flows through our thought as one continuous and unified whole, not as a series of isolated and discrete sensations.

It remains to be seen if they form a unified whole.

At least for him, at the time immediately prior to the publication of An Introduction to Mathematics, formal logic was an example of the passion of mathematicians to establish connections within mathematics and to attempt to unify the whole of mathematics.

Nurture and conversion are a unified whole.

Once we recognize the common thread running through the major elements of the passage — Zeus and Ganymede, Sodom, and the gay and lesbian couples — the entire passage coheres as a unified whole.

The critique of historical criticism's limit the standard one: it is reductionistic, it claims to subordinate the text to scientific methods when in fact it has philosophical presumptions, and it tends to read the biblical text as a set of fragments rather than as a unified whole.

Halakhah combines action with feeling and thought to form a unified whole that engages the entirety of the human being.

Brahman is the divine ground, the unified whole, the one.

You can not pick and choose the verses, but must read the entire Bible and all the books as a unified whole.

If in the few preceding generations we have been concerned or even obsessed with the meaningful task of discovering the process, literary and historical, by which it came to be, we are now gratefully in a position to see the Old Testament not simply as process, but as completed process, not as a series of sequential parts but as a unified whole.

He was also was inspired by the «Socratic spirit» that led to philosophic questioning of even the natural sciences, to the asking of questions that scientists ignore about what makes a living being a unified whole animated by a natural soul.

We are «in solidarity» when there are enough shared ideas, conversations, commitments, and sacrifices to make us into a unified whole.

The subject, since it is the unified whole of all this acting, can only exist as this process of realization.

I used the same studs, plywood, and sheet metal roofing that the other carpenter used, but he put his together according to set of blueprints that showed all the pieces fit together as a unified whole.

Do they form a unified whole with a single purpose?

Were we to read in a compartmentalized way, taking bits and pieces from here and there that amuse or ennoble us, ignoring the deeper implications of such a piecemeal commitment to a unified whole, we could happily sail along with boy and tiger.

So the church as a Body is not a tradition to be followed or an office to be filled, but is rather the total, unified whole of all who are in Christ.

Paul's point in this entire section is that the church is a unified whole, which he calls the Body of Christ.

Somehow, all those crazy international flavors do come together into a unified whole in this savory, salty, satisfying dish.