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i·so·la·ble

(ī′sə-lə-bəl)
adj.
Possible to isolate.
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2004) Isolable silylene, disilenes, trisilaallene, and related compounds.
Bonding and structure of disilenes and related unsaturated group-14 element compounds
Social cognitive neuroscientists define empathy as an induction process that results from the dynamic interaction of the previously identified components that are physically observable and isolable neural networks (Decety & Moriguchi, 2007).
Teaching empathy: a framework rooted in social cognitive neuroscience and social justice
The problem with this bias is patent: judgments are not isolable subjective states bur part and parcel of a factor better, a process, namely, the dynamic interactions of subjects with objects and other subjects.
Negation and being
of Tsukuba, Japan) describe recent advances in synthesizing isolable low-coordinate derivatives of heavy group 14 elements, focusing on the most important and most recent advances that are crucial for a general understanding of the peculiar structural bonding and chemical properties of the low-coordinate 14 organometallics.
Organometallic compounds of low-coordinate Si, Ge, Sn, and Pb; from phantom species to stable compounds
Goffman thus decomposes the role of speaker into three isolable modes: 1) animator, 2) author, and 3) principal.
Representing audiences in writing center consultation: a discourse analysis
There is no need to pursue that issue here, but I raise it to point out that Grabit cases are not some isolable backwater in Gettier lore, but are instead examples of a phenomenon that is a large and important aspect of intellectual life.
Sosa's virtue epistemology
Negative patterning in classical conditioning: Summation of response tendencies to isolable and configural components.
Sumacion en el aprendizaje predictivo en ninos
She suggests that we should focus on their simultaneous relevance within "domains" of concern, where domains are essentially psychologically isolable areas of practical concern in our lives, such as that of the family and that of the career.
What knowledge is necessary for virtue?
But I do not believe that queer theory is easily isolable from Gay Studies or Gender Studies or Trans Studies or any other body of thought about sexual minorities.
In defense of queer theory
In contrast to the current emphasis on cultural fluidity, mobility, and permeability, the anthropology of the 1950s considered cultures as geographically boundable, isolable entities.
Cultivating common ground: cultural revitalization in Anishinaabe and anthropological discourse
On Bowman's reading, according to Plato, musical experience is not an autonomous affair, isolable from other arts or the business of daily living (the same kind of authority that governs affairs of state should determine matters of musical value).
The listener's phenomenal experience of music's expressiveness: the centrality and objectivity of the musical expression of emotional states
To begin with, the alleged hidden structures are never isolable and confirmable.
Rival paradigms in business ethics

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