And it is, if we see it as separable from collective freedom, or as absolute over other rights – of freedom of expression, opinion and association; freedom to protest; freedom to resist.
You had also to believe, as Greenspan's exception indicated, that although national security remained political, it was separable from economics.
"I don't think it is separable from Kathryn Bigelow's Oscar win for 'The Hurt Locker' or Lisa Cholodenko's critical and commercial success with 'The Kids Are All Right".
The possibility of such separation of bare affect from cognitive awareness may arise in Plato, who although he at Timaeus 64A-65B seems to take conscious feeling to be required for pleasure, in the passage cited by Moore writes of pleasure as though it is separable from full cognitive awareness — but valueless to the subject then (Philebus 21BC, 60DE).
One enduring feature of the LTT is that it is separable from the HTT.
It is separable from the solids by filtration or centrifugation and is characteristically rich in xylose but low in glucose, a feature which may make PSGHL a useful enrichment medium to force selection for improved xylose utilization in hydrolyzates, a failing point for many types of native and engineered yeast tried in the past.
None of it has been separable from men.
It was assumed by many practitioners of both disciplines that kinship was far less important as a social institution in the West and that it was clearly separable from political, economic, and religious life.
Tragedy sells, of course – in the case of Winehouse, it was scarcely separable from her music even when she was alive, as she candidly and self-effacingly sang of addiction and emotional breakdown in a way Houston's more packaged pop career never permitted.
With regard to the 1997 northern Miyazaki slow slip, we cannot estimate the moment magnitude since it is not separable from the afterslip of the 1996 Hyuga-nada earthquakes and the 1997 Bungo slow slip.
