In this case, the problem is how to distribute indivisible goods, and here therefore we propose a new game, namely the "rotating indivisible goods game".
'The central question for an American artist, both as an American and an artist,' Piazza began, 'is how to remain indivisible oneself while, in Walt Whitman's phrase, containing multitudes.
Wilson's oeuvre answers the challenge and achieves one more complex thing: his plays bring blacks and whites together under the same roof to share in the profound mysteries of race and class and the bittersweet awareness of how separate and indivisible we really are.
This is one puzzle that animated mediaeval thinkers: how do the indivisible points on a continuous line relate to that line?
As Cross asks, "if the divine essence is indivisible, how can it be instantiated by three different persons?" (Cross 1999, 68) Scotus claims that the divine essence is "repeatable" or "communicable" without being "divisible" (Cross 1999, 68).
In answer to the problem of how those naturally indivisible particles cohere, he rejects the ancient solution of hooked particles as begging the question, proposing instead some short-range forces modeled on the gravitational force (Query 31).
I'll be editor at large, blogging regularly for Salon and still talking politics on television, while I work on Indivisible: How fear-driven politics hurts America, and pulling together makes us stronger.
It is not clear, however, in what sense the atoms are said to be indivisible, and how the need for smallest magnitudes is related to the claim that atoms are indivisible.
But Mitchell's production leaves one with a chilling Beckettian image of Hille's transubstantiation and Pinter himself provides a master lesson in showing how the personal and the political are indivisible.
Sarah Storey and Vicky Pendleton are indivisible in athletic terms, regardless of how society chooses to separate them.
