unitary space

The space is conceived as a dual but unitary space.

Inner product spaces over the field of complex numbers are sometimes referred to as unitary spaces.

A polytope constructed in such a unitary space is called a complex polytope.

It is just not good enough to say that a spatial position in a unitary space alone ensures the numerical uniqueness of its occupier.

It was formed in 2010 by a merger of the centre-left Patriotic Alliance for Change and the far-left Unitary Space - People's Congress.

But even if Kants idea of a unitary space is granted, it is still not entirely clear how places in such a space can act as a principle of individuation.

But this answer is still not satisfactory, for the question remains, why is it necessary for such a unitary space and time to be other than a phenomenological space and time?

The idea of space, he argues, is not obtained by abstraction from particular spatial relations; rather our ability to see things as spatially related already presupposes an idea of a unitary space.

Sometimes, as in Kant's theory, the idea of irreducibility of spatio-temporal relations is defended on general epistemological grounds and is regarded as being inseparably interlinked with the idea of an all-embracing unitary space."

Riggan himself will roam the peeling, faintly nightmarish theatre corridors and burst out into the (genuine) crowded New York street - a bravura single-take staging in one unitary space that gives the movie the excitement of some experimental theatrical happening.

An attempt was made to preserve a sense of the large, formerly unitary space of the mill's second storey which had had to be subdivided to create the dining- and food preparation rooms, by 'unifying' the stair hall and dining-room through very large sliding doors which formed the end panels of the dining-room rear wall.