She was a very atomic one of the city's four millions.

insecable^, inseverable^, indiscerptible^; compact, indivisible, atomic, irresolvable^. Adv. singly &c adj.; alone, by itself, per se, only, apart, in the singular number, in the abstract; one by one, one at a time; simply; one and a half, sesqui-^. Phr. natura il fece

unbreakable, indivisible; atomic.

bomb burst, atomic explosion, nuclear explosion (arms) 727.

Democritus performed the amazing feat of working out an atomic theory of the universe, which was revived in the seventeenth century and is connected, in the history of speculation, with the most modern physical and chemical theories of matter.

He was a Materialist, explaining the world by the atomic theory of Democritus and denying any divine government of the universe.

And men speak of the future, though they know that such a thing did exist as Rome, the Mistress of the WorldRome rising from atomic smallness to immortal greatness, and to a grandeur absorbing the worldRome, now having all her citizens without, and now again having all the world within her walls; and passing through all the vicissitudes of gigantic rise, wavering decline, and mournful fall.

From the turmoil of the street and market-place, from the atomic vortex of public meetings, ballot stations, and motors decked with flags, let us turn to the "Psalms of the Sisters," those Buddhist nuns whose utterances Mrs. Rhys Davids has edited for the Pali Text Society.

He tried to distract his thoughts from her by going over the atomic weights of the elements.... He shivered, and realised that he was cold and sitting cramped on an uncomfortable horsehair chair.

Joule and Lyon Playfair showed, in 1846, that metals in different allotropic states possess different atomic volumes, and Matthiessen, in 1860, was led to the view that in certain cases where metals are alloyed they pass into allotropic states, probably the most important generalization which has yet been made in connection with the molecular constitution of alloys.

WHITE, HARVEY ELLIOTT Introduction to atomic spectra.

Murder strikes an atomic unit.

Orgone biophysics, mechanistic science and atomic energy.

Orgone biophysics, mechanistic science and atomic energy.

WOLFE, THEODORE P. Orgone biophysics, mechanistic science and atomic energy.

Atomic energy in the coming era.

The Atomic story.

You and atomic energy, and its wonderful uses.

Introduction to atomic physics.

Atomic energy and society.

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The atomic age opens.

The Decision to use the atomic bomb.

Constructive uses of atomic energy.

The power of Emancipation is this, that it alters the atomic social constitution of the Southern people.