Sentence examples for indivisible component from inspiring English sources
The long-distance phone business, WorldCom executives have reasoned, is quickly becoming merely one indivisible component of a larger basket of communications services that the company sells to business customers.
SFDRR includes health as an indivisible component of DRR.
This lack of exposure to evolution in the elementary grades impacts students' educational success when they are introduced, in middle school and high school, to the complex interactions of organisms and environments since biological evolution is an indivisible component of these interactions.
Matter is not truly continuous; if matter is subdivided into sufficiently small pieces, then indivisible components, or atoms, will appear.
But the offer carried a longstanding mainland Chinese condition rejected by most Taiwanese politicians: that negotiations can proceed only under the principle that there is one China, with Taiwan and the mainland representing indivisible components of a single nation ruled from Beijing.
Additionally, these processes can be indivisible components such as a single detector or algorithm, or aggregate such as a complex sensor system or a process chain [3].
The Tamil cause is an indivisible part of Jesuthasan.
On the basis that France should be indivisible and able to assimilate all its components by officially erasing their particularities, the government does not allow official statistics to be broken down by ethnicity and religion.
His second antinomy, which deals with the divisibility of space, shows that we can infallibly reason both that the basic components of nature are simple, indivisible substances, and that all substances are infinitely divisible, despite the fact that each of these positions blatantly contradicts the other.
The individual components, or indivisibles, were generally held to be extensionless regardless of whether or not the individual thinker understood there to be an infinite (Harclay) or finite (Chatton) number of indivisibles in a given continuum.
A kernel is a behavior influence procedure shown through experimental analysis to affect a specific behavior and that is indivisible in the sense that removing any of its components would render it inert.
