An essential feature of the intellective soul is its natural desire and inclination (appetitus et inclinatio naturalis) to be united to a body capable of sensation (as it "hates" being separated from it; DOS 358).
Precipitation, for example, tends to form in systems about 6 miles wide, but current models are only capable of calculating points that are separated by a minimum of 12 miles, which means that many "weather events" fall between the cracks and catch us unawares.
The batteries capable of sourcing the most current were separated from the circuitry only for precautionary purposes.
In making fuel from ore the active uranium 235, capable of producing a nuclear reaction, is separated off as fuel and the mildly radioactive "depleted" U238 is stored in giant stockpiles.
One, is it reasonable to view ChIP-seq data as a composite genome-wide signal, capable of being decomposed (or separated) into its constituent parts—with each part attributable to binding, biases, or other non-binding factors such as controls?
"Gone Maybe Gone" furthered the idea that Chuck and Blair were (at long last) capable of being strong, separate entities, able to function without a partner, but both invested in being together when the timing was finally right for both of them.
Such laws may also find their justification in the fact that, in some fields, the bad fades into the good by such insensible degrees that the two are not capable of being readily distinguished and separated in terms of legislation.
Among the steps China would be likely to take is the building of missiles capable of carrying many warheads, each capable of being programmed to hit separate targets, according to Jonathan Pollack, an expert on the Chinese military at the Rand Corporation.
She is capable of being "at once in three separate moments": in the Sudan, where she was born to Russian refugees; in Vienna, where Jainlight finds her; and on the mythic island where she spends her last years and where Jainlight dies at her feet asking forgiveness.
