If the nature of an effect is the same as the effect and a thing can never be separated from its nature, then it would follow that an existent entity would go on causing its own existence over and over again.
A singular artifact can be a portable or (in principle) transportable object which can be separated from its immediate surroundings without destroying it, or a non-separable feature of an object which serves as its substrate or foundation.
A12 NATIONAL A14-21 BacksBAmendmentdment Banning Gay Marriage President Bush declared his support for an amendment to the Constitution that would ban gay marriage, saying that the union of a man and a woman is "the most fundamental institution of civilization" and that it cannot be separated from its "cultural, religious and natural roots" without weakening society.
He applauded the industry for following the commission's urging to form a safety institute, headed by a respected Shell drilling engineer, Charlie Williams, but said that it should be separated from its current home at the American Petroleum Institute, the industry's lobbying arm.
Its influence would decline and it would be separated from its closest geographic and political allies in continental Europe.
Before you adopt a kitten, make sure that it is over 8 weeks old — a kitten shouldn't be separated from its mother any earlier than this, if it can be avoided.
The law states that a child should only be separated from its parents in extreme circumstances.
What happened inside Britain cannot be separated from its global identity.
But the raggedness of "The Sapphires" can't be separated from its exuberant charm.
Britain's involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan cannot be separated from its relations with America.
Orthodox icon painting is not to be separated from its ecclesiastical and liturgical function.
