divisibility

How To Use divisibility In A Sentence

• However, the use of a variety of instruments does little to emphasize the indivisibility of rights.
• This early form of barter, however, does not provide the transferability and divisibility that makes trading efficient.
• It is the most difficult times in Russia, Japanese politicians and experts trying to implementation of the "indivisibility of political and economic" principle.
• Publishing new writing by way of contests implies a certain metaphysical attitude--the model privileges randomness, divisibility, fragmentation, unknowability, and nondeterminism, perfected and ground through a process of rationalization to the presumed opposite of these conditions. Anis Shivani: Poetry Book Contests Should be Abolished: Why Contests Are the Stupidest Way to Publish First Books
• He said that matter, considered from the standpoint of its greatest divisibility, consists in particles of decreasing size, flows or elastic fluids that "deploy themselves" by radiating through space.
• Same, concerning chemisette sex mode define, also many with chemisette life with grow, breast feed this mission indivisibility , close contact together. Elaboration, gentleness, sensitive faculty...etc.
• Mushroom would have to remain its more manageable intriguing self, a word calling out to be loved for its divisibility. The English Is Coming!
• Global warming too easily serves as a metaphor for our common humanity and the indivisibility of the species in a fragmented world.
• Connected with this issue is the debate contrasting indivisibility (all human rights are equal in importance) with hierarchy (some rights are more important than others).
• Authorial autonomy backlash in next major amendments: work for hire and joint work doctrines limited, indivisibility abandoned, formalities gradually eliminated, and termination of transfer right created (temporal fragmentation). Archive 2009-08-01