Sentence examples for lack extension from inspiring English sources

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Since atomic elements lack extension, the nature of atomic interaction is not spatial.

Aristotle had shown that a continuous magnitude could not be composed of points, that is, indivisible units lacking extension, but he had not shown that an indivisible unit must necessarily lack extension.

Similarly, he writes in Primary Truths, "Something lacking extension is required for the substance of bodies, otherwise there would be no source [principium] for the reality of phenomena or for true unity… But since atoms are excluded, what remains is something lacking extension, analogous to the soul, which they once called form or species".

Gassendi wonders how Descartes could take the mind to be thinking substance lacking extension yet claim that it is somehow attached to the body, given that anything joined to a body must itself be extended (O III (DM) 399b-401a; R 584-590).

The cells acquired a rounded shape lacking extensions (Fig. 1B, upper right panel).

Full ROM has been achieved in 92.3%, one patient had a mild lack of extension and one had a mild lack of extension and flexion.

Severe reduction of range of motion was reported (maximum flexion 60° and 30° of lack of extension).

A particularly prominent version of this objection is to say that dreams lack temporal extension: dreams are instantaneous memory insertions occurring at the moment of awakening.

It could also account for the lack of extension defects in DD's anterior to DD6, which are however able to respond to ectopic Wnt, in bar-1 mutants.