| The description given is closer in accord with procedures used than the present unilinear description. |
| He was unsettled by the relativism that discarded the notion of unilinear, directional time and placed Indigenous perspectives on equal terms with Western ones. |
| I believe that many of the problems encountered in examining behavior may be related to our attempts to fit alternative procedures into unilinear statements. |
| As is the case in many such texts, the historical treatment is unilinear, moving from Greeks and Romans to medieval and then post-medieval Europe and so on up to the present. |
| Scholars began to discuss civilization as a unilinear process with races able to ascend or descend a graduated scale. |
| This explanation presupposes the idea of progress, of an evolution in the sense of a cumulative, unilinear development. |
