Sentence examples for which cannot be split from inspiring English sources

Indeed, CAR was attached to a specific spacer anchored on a gold surface through either an ester bound which could be cleaved by microorganisms' esterases or an ether one which cannot be split.

Since these households tend to rely on social relationships for survival, paraffin is well embedded in the social fabric, while electricity, which cannot be split and redistributed, is socially disadvantaged [43].

A node which cannot be split any further is called a terminal node.

However, this is difficult in practice, particularly with the subscales, due to having discrete data which cannot be split into exact thirds.

In this contribution, a detection algorithm for two-dimensional digital modulation schemes which cannot be split-up into real and imaginary parts (like phase shift keying and phase-shifted superposition modulation (PSM)) is proposed with emphasis on PSM with equal power allocation.

The prohibition against splitting infinitives (the preposition "to" followed by a verb) comes from a period when lovers of English wanted it to better mimic Latin, in which infinitives cannot be split.

Two types of calculation are possible: (i) All possible pathways in the system which satisfy the balancing condition and cannot be split further.

Ideological and policy disagreements can never be banished, and they often cannot be split.

It would be intelligent to make a rule that a telephone exchange cannot be split into two different area codes.

Propositions for optimal assignment are presented where supplies cannot be split.

Second of all, you, Joe, and Carol may split the prize -- but, sorry, Floyd, the Nobel Prize cannot be split between more than three individuals in a category.