| This early form of barter, however, does not provide the transferability and divisibility that makes trading efficient. |
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| Presumably, though, there is a smallest size of atom, and this is thought to be enough to avoid the paradoxes of infinite divisibility. |
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| We exchange stories about school, cats, divisibility rules, and broccoli, whatever seems to float her boat. |
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| Another complication is that sometimes there seems no way to resolve the antinomies, as in the case of the divisibility of matter. |
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| In addition, this graphical solution shows the effect of resource divisibility. |
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| This is important for intellectual property in view of the divisibility of intellectual property rights. |
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| Mr. Grant Hill: Finally, on the question of Quebec's divisibility, could you comment on that? |
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| In physics one might look for infinities in space, time, divisibility, or dimensionality. |
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| I would also like to thank Eliezer Dorr for bringing to my attention some problems with my original formulation of complete divisibility. |
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| The second type of division, namely, conceptual divisibility, involves only the accidental partition of the magnitude. |
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| And what would be the consequence as far as the divisibility of Quebec territory is concerned? |
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| It is a question Mr. Turp also raised regarding the divisibility of Quebec territory. |
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| The software can ask you to produce an algorithm to compute divisibility, quotient or rest of integers, according to various formulas. |
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| This modules gathers interactive programming exercises, variable and configurable, on the subject of integer divisibility. |
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| Restrictions on the transferability and divisibility of licences and quotas, their attachment to vessels and other impediments to their flexibility should be eliminated. |
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| Thus, securities issued in book-entry only form meet the divisibility test because the underlying intangible interest is divisible via the mechanism of the indirect holding system. |
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| Inspired by Mr. Trudeau's remarks in 1980 on the divisibility of Quebec, Mr. Chrétien and Mr. Dion are playing a dangerous game with the health of our common democracy and with Canada's international reputation. |
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| Note: The first phrase sets out the principle of divisibility. |
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| In the case of a very large users' group and low divisibility of the good, the State may for instance decide to finance the corresponding public good. |
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| The divisibility of obligations after death is not a mode of obligation. |
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| Atoms, defined as indivisible, extended particles of matter are actually divisible, and thus their very definition, taken together with the fact of their divisibility, implies a contradiction. |
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| On this base we distinguish spectral classes in dependence on the divisibility of the partial denominators by prime numbers. |
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| Their topics include divisibility, polynomial congruences, quadratic reciprocity, the geometry of numbers, and algebraic integers. |
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| One of those I spoke with added that this bill went even further, because it was the first time a federal bill recognized the divisibility of a given territory, a province in this case. |
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| While you are on the topic, if you can find links with the Supreme Court opinion, so much the better, but between you and me, the Supreme Court has been extremely silent on the divisibility of territory. |
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| Public goods and their supply methods are also defined by two other criteria, i.e. the size of the users' group and the divisibility of this good. |
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| The first and true sense of divisibility for Avicenna, physical divisibility, is the form of division that actually brings about a separation and discontinuity within the magnitude. |
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| Mr. Bachand: One point which frequently comes up, Professor Lachapelle, is the divisibility of Quebec's territory with respect to two groups: natives and non-natives. |
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