An occurrence that involves the production of a union

Usage examples of unification.

One of the first priorities the drafters of the Program of Unification had set for themselves was the disarmament of the people.

The universe itself would be entelechial, moving toward unity in the sense that it is moving toward the unification of all its dynamical systems into one system.

Darfur, when it can at last be written, will therefore reproduce the same varying process of steady unification, institutional stability, and dynastic warfare that appears elsewhere across the Sudan from the Nile to the Atlantic.

The Third World does not really disappear in the process of unification of the world market but enters into the First, establishes itself at the heart as ghetto, shantytown, favela, always again produced and reproduced.

The unification of spacetime was ripped apart by the forces of quantum gravity, and space became a seething probabilistic froth, laced by wormholes.

The increasing socialization of capital led also toward the social unification of the proletariat.

It is because we desire a unification of human direction, not simply for the sake of unity, but as a means of release to happiness and power, that it is necessary, at any cost--in delay, in loss of effective force, in strategic or tactical disadvantage--that the light of free, abundant criticism should play upon that direction and upon the movements and unifying organizations leading to the establishment of that unifying direction.

The first institution of the Zollverein, or commercial union with several States, gradually extended, was a measure which did much for the unification of Germany.

On the rise of philosophic reflection, these tacit presuppositions are first taken as dogmas, and later as postulates of scientific generalisation, and of the architectonic unification of science.

The provisional form of the restoration of Europe to health and unification of Europe was gradually assimilated by the countries of Europe, one after the other.

Soon the Serbian Party was founded, which acted in coalition with the Autonomists and opposed the unification of Dalmatia and Croatia.

Every successive revolutionary disturbance in Naples saw a recrudescence of brigandage down to the unification of 1860-1861, and then it was years before the Italian government rooted it out.

Chekhov, the only way that the eternal can be achieved is aesthetically through a unification with the human.

Rather it acts as an absolutely positive force that pushes the dominating power toward an abstract and empty unification, to which it appears as the distinct alternative.

The universe itself would be entelechial, moving toward unity in the sense that it is moving toward the unification of all its dynamical systems into one system.