Sentence examples for an indivisible entity from inspiring English sources

[Leonardo da Vinci, Notebooks (1938: 75 76)] "Real contact occurs in some entity which truly and formally exists in things; for the contact itself is real, and properly and formally exists in reality; therefore it occurs in some real entity which formally exists in the thing; and yet it occurs in an indivisible thing; therefore such an indivisible entity exists formally in the thing itself".

Refers to the nematode microbe pair as an indivisible entity in terms of viability and evolution.

In previous studies, fluorescent proteins were treated as an indivisible entity, usually appended to the amino or carboxyl terminus of the targeted protein.

Simply put, traditional modeling describes the forest as an indivisible entity, whereas CAS modeling describes the trees and allows the concept of a forest to emerge as a consequence.

More explicitly, in a letter to Antoine Arnauld of 9 October 1687, Leibniz wrote that "in natural perception and sensation, it is enough for what is divisible and material and dispersed into many entities to be expressed or represented in a single indivisible entity or in a substance which is endowed with genuine unity".

And, as we saw above, in order for something to be a genuine unity, it must be a simple, indivisible entity.

Now a partless, or indivisible entity does not necessarily have to be infinitesimal: souls, individual consciousnesses, and Leibnizian monads all supposedly lack parts but are surely not infinitesimal.

Menzies and the Liberal party became a single and virtually indivisible entity.

(Ibid., Lecture One, §2) {§6.9} the analysis or, more precisely, quasi-analysis of an entity that is essentially an indivisible unit into several quasi-constituents means placing the entity in several kinship contexts on the basis of a kinship relation, where the unit remains undivided.

Mr. Himawan is an organizer of an Indivisible group, not an Indivisible Front Range Resistance group.

The Tamil cause is an indivisible part of Jesuthasan.