"This matter of the unthwarted lifelong progress of behaviour integration is of profound importance, for it is the transition from behaviour to conduct.

In this kind of political integration the work of civilization very largely consists.

In the preceding lecture we considered this process of political integration as variously exemplified by communities of Hellenic, of Roman, and of Teutonic race, and we saw how manifold were the difficulties which the process had to encounter.

Until it reaches the stage of integration which wills its own disintegration, that we have been taught to look upon with proper awe and reverence as radium.

In so far as the interests of different trades may clash, we might carry on this movement further, and trace the gradual agreement, integration, and fusion of the capitals represented in various trades.

This idea shows an element of meditative Buddhism along lines which the philosopher Lu Hsiang-shan (1139-1192) had first developed, while classical Neo-Confucianism was more an integration of monastic Buddhism into Confucianism.

Integration of spiritthat is power, that is progress.

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The integration of the personality.

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Another phase of corporate growth is the "integration of industry," that is, the grouping under one control of a whole series of industries.

He answers his own question after the following convincing fashion: 'At the point where a definitely formed concept from another's mind is placed beside one's own idea for integration, the result being a definite new form, including the substance of both.'

2. During the millennium between 600 B.C. and 500 A.D. the Romans and their associates succeeded in bringing large parts of Europe, Asia and Africa under their control, but the control was so rigid and temporary that tribalism and local nationalisms broke loose from the fetters of central authority and coercive integration, shattering the structure of Roman civilization and its structural corethe Roman Empire.

During several centuries, ending in 1900, western civilization passed through an era of consolidation and integration that brought its sovereign segments into increasing stable relationships.

Western civilization seems to have reached and passed the zenith of its lifecycle without achieving the political integration, the stability or the unified authority attained by the Romans and the Egyptians at the high points in their lifecycles.

Success in politics rests on an understanding of the chaos and its causes and an integration of conflicting forces behind specific programs and around charismatic personalities.

This process of fragmentation is giving separatist forces ascendancy over the forces of integration and unification.

Furthermore, the shift of production and military power from Europe to North America and Asia reduces the probability of speedy European integration.

At any point in the process there is a delicate balance between integration and disintegration.

As a matter of fact, both integration and disintegration exist and act, constantly, side by side.

As they grew in magnitude they limited or subordinated the forces of integration and unification.

Expressed somewhat crudely, the differential calculus has to do with the differentials (increments or decrements) of varying quantities; while the integral calculus is a process of summation or integration of these differentials.