Whishaw's firm but gentle enunciation, already familiar from his pedantic Q opposite Daniel Craig's Bond, is indivisible with the animated ursine hero.
A molecule is represented by an ordered set of group identifiers, group being segment of a molecule which is indivisible with respect to the reactions occurring in the system.
Yet despite that gloom, and the scandals of Iran-Contra, and the age-old corruption of our government, there was something that stirred in me when I stood before the flag, said the pledge of allegiance and came down on those closing lines about our nation being indivisible, "with liberty and justice for all".
Human rights are supposed to be indivisible, but with the government wanting to attack them, who knows, maybe it's time to prioritise.
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In television an actor can become so closely associated with the product as to be indivisible from it.
The limited problem, arising for those who take corpuscles to be genuine atoms, that is, to be indivisible, is the problem of explaining how those indivisible corpuscles cohere with one another.
Children's rights are indivisible and interrelated, with a focus on the child as a whole.
One thing cannot become another substantially, nor can a rational soul unite with the Active Intellect which is indivisible.
From this it further happens that in the same indivisible boundary of matter there would be, at the same, time two specific substantial forms with respect to something that is indivisible in extension".
