Sentence examples for necessarily indivisible from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, in declaring that a substance is necessarily indivisible, Leibniz renders it impossible for a body, or matter alone, to be a substance.
This package was depicted as necessarily indivisible and linked to efficiency savings: HealthSpace needs to be developed in a way which enables it to form an element of the portfolio of public online services complementary to the other elements.
Indeed, if the process of dividing such entities were to terminate, as the atomists maintained, it would necessarily issue in indivisibles of a qualitatively different nature.
Now a partless, or indivisible entity does not necessarily have to be infinitesimal: souls, individual consciousnesses, and Leibnizian monads all supposedly lack parts but are surely not infinitesimal.
The Necessarily Existent is therefore absolutely one, indivisible and unique (Ilāhiyyāt, I, 7, 47, 6 9; cf. VIII, 4, 5) and the properties of the possible are deducible as opposite to these (e contrario) (Ilāhiyyāt, I, 7, 47, 10 19): the possible is caused and twofold (Ilāhiyyāt, I, 7, 47, 18 19); in itself it does not exist and therefore always receives existence from something else.
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.
INDIVISIBLE, by James Robison and Jay W. Richards.
