Sentence examples for inseparable compound from inspiring English sources

Structurally, awareness mirrors itself in itself, in a manner analogous to the way an infinite set mirrors itself in its equivalent subsets, or to the way an ideal map mirrors itself in all accurate representations of that map.[2] (Note that the English awareness can be used without the word self but the Japanese word that translates as self-awareness is an inseparable compound, ji-kaku).

The reactions on water displayed poor selectivity, whereas, in the absence of solvent, anisaldehyde 4 a (15 %) was obtained as the only by-product, 11 although it was inseparable from compound 2 a.

The mechanism suggested by the authors implies that low-solubility oxide-hydroxide cuprum compounds, inseparable by centrifugation, are formed on the surface with time, while the dissolution rate differs by 1-21-2%.

Raed Salah, leader of the northern branch of the Islamic Movement in Israel wrote that: "The Western Wall – all its various parts, structures and gates – are an inseparable part of the al-Aqsa compound...The Western Wall is part of Al-Aqsa's western tower, which the Israeli establishment fallaciously and sneakily calls the 'Wailing Wall'.

Further compounds were isolated as inseparable orange pigments, which decomposed rapidly.

Compound 4 was isolated as an inseparable C-16 epimeric mixture (5:4).

Treatment of this compound with DBU in MeCN gave an inseparable mixture of the sultines 7 e alongside traces of the sultone 4 a (Table 2, entry 5).

Sulfur is an inseparable element of some peptide chains as well as compounds being significant in the course of energetic processes in a cell (Sękowska et al. 2000).

Compounds 3 and 4 were isolated as an inseparable mixture with the ratio of 1 0.6.

Compounds 1 and 2 were obtained as an inseparable colourless mixture with the ratio of approximately 1 0.9 deduced from the intensity of 1H NMR resonance.

According to Cheung 張洪年 (1972), "compound particles" are formed by more than one morpheme as an inseparable unit (see also Wong 黃卓琳 2014).