Unification

Definitions

1. The act or process of unifying.
   countable, uncountable
2. The state of being unified.
   countable, uncountable
3. An algorithmic process of solving equations between symbolic expressions.
   countable, uncountable

Equivalents

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العربيةالتوحيدتوحيد

Българскиобединение

Bosanskiунификација

Catalàunificació

Češtinasjednocení

Ελληνικάενοποίησηένωση

Esperantounuecigounuiĝo

Suomiunifikaatioyhdistäminenyhdistyminenyhtenäisyys+ 1 more

Gàidhligco-aonachadh

עבריתליכוד

हिन्दीइत्तिहादएकीकरणएकीकृत

Hrvatskiунификација

Հայերենմիասնականացումմիավորումմիացում

Bahasa Indonesiapenyatuanperpaduan

Italianounificazione

日本語一体化一元化統一統括+ 1 more

ქართულიგაერთიანებაუნიფიკაცია

한국어통일

മലയാളംഏകീകരണം

Bahasa Melayupenyatuan

Nederlandseenwordingvereniging

Polskiunifikacjaunifikacyjnyzjednoczenie

Portuguêsuniãounificação

Românăunificare

Русскийобъединениеунификация

Српскиунификација

Svenskaunifiering

Türkçebileşkebirleşmetevhit

Українськаоб'єднання

Tiếng Việtthống nhất

Examples

“The route between Melbourne and Albury is one of the first scheduled, under the great Australian gauge unification scheme, for conversion to 4 ft. 8½ in., and this will permit⟳ through running between Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.”

“Despite criticisms which were made of the Railway Executive, it must be recalled that the general framework of the new railway set-up was established by statute, while this form⟳ of organisation was particularly well adapted for carrying out the unification of the railways—a very different thing from the purely political act of nationalisation, but an essential part of the objective of nationalisation.”

“Chinese domination in Manchuria was revived after the unification of China by the Sui Dynasty in a.d. 590, though this could not be called entirely complete⟳ because the Kaokouli kingdom could not be subjugated.”

“On November 15 our Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed Soviet ambassador Petrov of this decision. At the same time I sent a message to President Harry S. Truman, pointing out that Soviet Russia's treaty violations and bad faith in Manchuria not only were detrimental to China's territorial integrity and unification, but also constituted a serious threat to peace and order⟳ in East Asia, and that the only way to prevent⟳ any further deterioration of the situation would be for China and the United States to take⟳ positive and coordinated actions.”

“On the other hand, I must think⟳ of Korea and, particularly, of the three million enslaved Koreans in the North. My obligation as a leader of the Korean people is to achieve⟳ unification of our country by peaceful means if possible but by force⟳ if necessary.”

“For any two terms or formulas without quantifiers X and Y, the following holds. (i) The unification algorithm UNIF#95;1, applied to X, Y, terminates after a finite number⟳ of steps. (ii) #92;#123;X,Y#92;#125; is unifiable iff UNIF#95;1 so indicates upon termination. Moreover, the substitution σ then available as output is a most general unifier of #92;#123;X,Y#92;#125;.”

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