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Can English language be a source of progress and unity?
Yea sure
What is the voltage gain of common collector?
unity
Is religion in Tonga a source of unity or separation?
what are the benefits from religion in tonga
What is a sentence for unity?
Nothing is impossible as long as there is unity and cooperation in the group.
What is the verb form of unity?
The verb form of "unity" is "unite." Example: "The group will unite to achieve a common goal."
What is the applications of common source amplifier?
applications of common source amplifier
What is the definition for 'aggregated'?
The most common meaning of the word "aggragated" is the amount which something constitutes of a larger unity. A less common meaning (taken from biology) is something that clusters together in a larger unity.
Which characteristics was common to the golden age of Greece and the Italian Renaissance?
a strong military led to national unity a strong military led to national unity a strong military led to national unity
What are the bases of national unity in Nepal?
this is almost a phiolosophical question - bases of national unity are very broad - common language, religion, culture, geographic proximity, and many others are the bases of national unity
What is the difference between geographical unity and political unity?
The difference between geographical unity and political unity is what is united. In geographical unity, it's about the geography, and with political unity, it's about the politics
Is unity a proper noun?
No, the noun unity is a common, abstract noun; a word for the state of being united or joined; a word for harmony or agreement.A proper noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Dr. Unity Powell, MD, Covington, VAUnity, ME; Unity, WI; Unity, NH; and Unity Village, MOUnity Middle School, Mendon, IL"Creating Unity" a poem by Terry Loong
The fact that all living things exhibit common characteristics illustrates?
the unity in diversity of life on Earth, showcasing how all organisms share a common evolutionary ancestry despite their varied forms. This unity suggests a fundamental coherence in the biological processes governing life, from molecular interactions to ecological relationships.
