| The separability of the two questions of whether a law is good and whether it is constitutional is itself a crucial point. |
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| This distinction between merely possible and essential modes provides an argument for the separability of pure mind from things of the body. |
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| In determining the order of the nests one should bear in mind the assumption of separability underlying the nested structure. |
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| To draw such a distinction, these theologians say, is to assume the separability of religion and morality, but that assumption is itself a highly controversial viewpoint. |
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| In that regard, it was emphasized that the principle of separability was not necessarily recognized in the context of international treaties. |
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| An intangible asset is identifiable if it meets either the separability criterion or the contractual-legal criterion. |
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| On the other hand, it is doubtful that separability of operational systems, though desirable for effective resolvability, would itself be enough. |
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| Advantages: greatest possible clarity, especially about separability. |
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| For the sake of convenience in formalization, economic analysis favours the idea of the separability of public goods, even if they are recognized as being interdependent. |
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| From the beginning of product development, this tool takes into consideration the separability of materials, the volume, the weight, the use of refills and the use of more environmentally-friendly materials. |
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| Furthermore, process separability fails for similar reasons. |
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| With reference to the philosophical discussion about quantum mechanical entanglement, we can conclude that the experimental results of this sort violate the principle of separability rather than the principle of locality. |
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| Many conditions of equity, efficiency, separability, responsibility, etc. bear on the kind and quantity of information that is deemed relevant for the ranking of alternatives. |
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| Because the unpatented technical expertise must be separated from the acquiree or combined entity and sold if the related trademark is sold, it meets the separability criterion. |
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| This method requires that an acquirer be identified and intangible assets acquired be recognized separately based on the contractual-legal and separability criteria. |
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| Methods that require linear separability of categories will fail. |
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| The situation was quite serious because, as pointed out by Simar and Wilson, the nonfulfillment of suppositions like separability would completely invalidate the results. |
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| The Renaissance art of rhetoric presumes the separability of meaning and expression, or res and verba, whereby figuration constitutes a secondary operation on a prior thought. |
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| Each ROI classes were calculated using the Jeffries-Matusita and transformed to divergence measures to determine the level of separability exists among each object class. |
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| The separability of regarding something as unjustified and regretting it on balance is illustrated with the example of a broken promise that coincidentally saves a life. |
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