What's the point of a unitary PLC?

Unitary: "unit-like", unit = one, therefore a "unitary" PLC (if there is such a thing) would be a controller that was all-inclusive in one package, a self-contained unit.

The authors for the course books and materials have to find some definitions to put it, but surely they realize that for a fast-changing field like PLCS, the definitions are obsolete almost before the books can be printed.
 
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