| As a consequence the intuitionistic continuum is indecomposable, that is, cannot be split into two disjoint parts in any way whatsoever. |
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| In contrast with a discrete entity, the indecomposable Brouwerian continuum cannot be composed of its parts. |
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| Plastic is a popular material in today's modern society, light and practical, but also often indecomposable and an environmental problem. |
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| And it is always important to know what the indecomposable objects in your theory are since they are by definition the building blocks of all objects in your theory. |
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| In the constructive theory of linear codes, we can restrict attention to the isometry classes of indecomposable codes, as it was shown by Slepian. |
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| More and more aerosol and food cans, which are indecomposable, are being bought. |
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| A space S satisfying this condition is called cohesive or indecomposable. |
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| The red must be pure, of primary indecomposable colour, and exempt of blue and yellow having, according to the below-indicated diagram, a wavelength of 6.562 and the position 285 on the normal spectre. |
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| The inverse structural model exclusively contains passive modular groups, which are open and indecomposable linkages with zero degree of mobility. |
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| Curious about the composition of seemingly indecomposable compounds, such as alkalis and earths, Davy struck these elements with strong electromagnetic currents. |
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| A permutation without cut-points is said to be indecomposable. |
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