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Unification in sentence

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Think of German unification, 1990.
But there's a cost to this elegant unification, because years of research have shown that the math of string theory doesn't quite work.
Steps toward unification exhibit the simplicity.
That was a big unification for those days, although today we take it for granted.
Mathematical string theories suggest descriptions of this unification, in addition to a fundamental structure for sub-atomic quarks and electrons.
And there you see unification, because matter particles, electrons and quarks, radiation particles, photons, gravitons, are all built up from one entity.
This is the way theories of unification work.
This unification model predicts the existence of these two new force particles, which should act a lot like the weak force, only weaker.
It's a very beautiful object, and as with any unification, we can see some holes where new particles are required by this pattern.
What could be more glamorous than understanding the entire universe, grand unification?
Both movies depict crucial events in chinese history, FMC in the 20th century and TA the first unification of the whole chinese nation in the 3rd century bc.
This is an epic film about the unification of the ancient kingdoms of China in the third century BC.
This three-hour Chinese epic, set in 220 B.C., may ultimately amount to a familiar theme of an Emperor's idealistic dream of peace through unification mutating into corrupted isolation, and there's nothing inherently challenging about the film, but it's a compelling narrative, crammed with intrigue and passion and betrayal and epic events told in vivid strokes.
Based on the actual event , this epic, is set in the year 221 B.C and tells the true story of the unification of China.
Jing Ke, according to Sima Qian, did indeed make an attempt on Qin Shi Huang's life at the request of the Crown Prince of Yan before unification.
A part of Germany’s difficulty is due to the cost of unification with East Germany, which absorbs about 5% of GDP annually and contributes to one of the highest percentages of public expenditure in the world.
The French state does not have unification to finance, so you might think its plight easier.
Russia is now as hostile to the EU as it is to NATO, and has created a Eurasian Economic Union to serve as an alternative regional unification effort.
And maybe there will be a realization on the Continent that European unification must move forward more quickly, because the world – and Europe’s neighborhood in particular – has turned out to be not as peaceful as many, above all the Germans, perceived it to be.
He overcame the reluctance, and at times objections, of many of his European counterparts and fostered Germany’s unification – and brought it about within NATO.
As a result, currency unification has not brought Europe closer to the US; on the contrary, it has pushed Europe further away.
We the People of EuropeFLORENCE – Europeans who are eager to revive the continent’s unification process have recently turned their attention to the founding of the United States.
Greater fiscal centralization and political unification seem inevitable, but it may take time to muddle through to that outcome.
The establishment of a single market and monetary unification in the absence of political integration has required delegation of policy to technocratic bodies such as the European Commission, the European Central Bank, and the European Court of Justice.
To be sure, many in the UK have been skeptical of Europe since the idea of unification was first proposed in the 1950s.
This is partly because national governments, rather than building on currency unification to turn the eurozone into an economic powerhouse, tried to hang onto their remaining power.
In 1987, however, when Turkey applied for full membership of the European Community, the Commission gave it the thumbs down: Turkey was too poor and too populous (before the unification of Germany, it was bigger than any member state); its human rights record was unacceptable; and it was disqualified by its invasion of northern Cyprus in 1974.
The fate of the euro was at stake and with it European unification as a whole.
A disorderly disintegration resulting in mutual recriminations and unsettled claims would leave Europe worse off than it was when it embarked on the bold experiment of unification.
There are, no doubt, substantial risks of increased unemployment in the backwash of monetary unification, particularly when you factor in the already high unemployment levels in most European countries.
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