Sentence examples for which cannot be divided from inspiring English sources

Mattia finds magical potency in the tantalizing distance between numeric prime pairs — numbers like 11 and 13, which cannot be divided except by 1 or themselves, and that seem connected because of their proximity, but are not.

It is noted that since the length of segment 2 is 10 bytes which cannot be divided averagely by 3 bytes, the length of block 3 has one more byte than the other two blocks.

The 2D DNA walk trajectories of the entire chromosomes of eukaryotes look like a blend of linear and tangled trajectories [4] (Figure 1), which cannot be divided into symmetrical trajectories (similar to those in bacteria) to correspond to replication units (see Discussion below).

In contrast, arthritic rats that did not use their inflamed hindlimbs (see example in Figure 3A) did not show major movement in the knee joint, but held it at a rather constant angle of around 50° during the complete walking cycle, which cannot be divided into stance and swing phases in these animals, since there is no contact with the floor at any time.

In short, for these thinkers the elements, as well as more complex mixtures, have natural minima beyond which they cannot be divided and still be capable of retaining their species form, for the primary qualities of the surrounding bodies so alter that body that it is no longer suitable for sustaining its initial form.

She says most often it is not the cost of the agreement ($2,000 to $5,000) that short-circuits the process, but the complicated questions that can arise over, say, alimony; compensation for a stay-at-home parent; and retirement accounts, which for same-sex couples cannot be divided without penalties and tax consequences.

An indivisible is, by definition, something that cannot be divided, which is usually understood to mean that it has no proper parts.

An atomic proposition is a statement which evaluates to true/false and cannot be divided into simpler logic statements.

We also have his proof showing that ratios of the form (n+1) : n, which are important in music theory, cannot be divided by a mean proportional.

The token-distribution problem is a static variant of the load balancing problem for the case in which the workloads in the system cannot be divided arbitrarily; that is, where each token represents an atomic element of work.

Part of the sense in which the lot is in common is that it is inalienable and cannot be divided or aggregated: the assignment of the lot to a household is intended to support the household throughout the generations.