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As first, we give a construction of free semigroup with apartness generated by set (X, =, [not equal to]) following the concept expressed in articles [7] and [10].

Semillatice-ordered semigroups with apartness representation problem

stressed the gypsy's racial apartness, including the strong gypsy

Beyond the romantic gypsy: narrative disruptions and ironies in Austen's Emma

of justifying his apartness, his joyous sense of freedom in solitude.

"There were fathoms in her too": R. S. Thomas and Women

The European Union is a grand project of connectivity (and therefore of separateness) but also of apartness.

Fixed links and the engagement of islandness: reviewing the impact of the Confederation Bridge

But that naivete combined all too well with the usually implicit--but periodically explicit--teaching from the then all-male, apparently heterosexual faculty at Memorial University of Newfoundland, that the field was a liminal location of apartness, almost otherworldly, and potentially transformative.

Epistemological reflections on sex and fieldwork

But the sense of apartness these men give off is as strong as it is in the DFACS, where they either eat alone or with one another, speaking in low voices and seeming to suffer the proximity of others only with reluctance.

Talk to me like my father: in Afghanistan as well as Iraq, the military is running out of doctors to patch up wounded troops--and civilians caught in the crossfire. One doctor's frontline diary

Indeed beings are insofar as they have the character of apartness, separability, determinability, limitability, boundary, finitude, choriston, thisness, whole ness, particularity, indivisibility, individuality, tode ti.

Being and implication: on Hegel and the Greeks

In much of Arnold's poetry, there is ruined love, apartness, or a lack of that coalescence which "happier men" had dreamed of, released as they were through faith, "From isolation without end" (122).

Affiliated to the future? Culture, the Celt, and Matthew Arnold's utopianism

Although I came here as a young student and could have easily lost my Arab accent by now, I seem to have clung tenaciously to that accent as if to emphasize apartness and to reaffirm my Arab-ness.

AAUG: a memoir

While blighted Liverpool transmogrified into the 'shock city' of postindustrial Britain, this cultural construction of localized racial identity, a black inflexion of Liverpudlian difference and apartness, was not always welcoming to new arrivals from the post-colonial commonwealth.

Liverpool world city: on the city's 800th anniversary in 2007, and the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, John Belchem examines Liverpool's cosmopolitan profile and cultural pretensions

On the other hand, it is argued that "unity in diversity" based on harmonious apartness is possible.

Malaysia's 1996 Education Act: the impact of a multiculturalism-type approach on national integration

Kitaj's painting and his writing indicate how the Holocaust and the subsequent experience of suffering, loss, and dispersal have come to mean for him a sense of apartness in the modern world.