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• s  capable of being divided or dissociated;
  the siamese twins were not considered separable

• The final conflict between him and Ballard made plain the philosophical question at the center of Dollhouse: are the mind and the body cleanly separable, is a human reducible to a .
• The biggest hurdle, Loomis says, was to find a reusable flushing substance: "We needed an oil-like fluid that was lighter than water, that would be readily separable from water .
• It fits a sensible intuition that the mind is something special and different, separable from the brain, but the fact that the intuition is sensible does not make it right.

• dissociable
• severable

News & Articles

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• Pacamor Kubar Bearings (PKB) Introduces Four New Ball Bearing Products for the Aerospace & Robotics Industries
  Pacamor Kubar Bearings  has expanded its factory capabilities and is introducing four important new product lines. PKB is now producing Full Complement Ball Bearings, Thin Section Ball Bearings, Separable Angular Contact Ball Bearings, and Nonseparable Angular Contact Bearings alongside such legacy bearing products as Radial Ball Bearings, Cryogenic Ball Bearings, Metric Ball Bearings, FAA TSO ...
  July 16, 2013 - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Condoleezza Rice in International Herald Tribune
  Rice added: "It doesn't really help anybody to start threatening the Europeans. ...... You cannot launch a threat at Europe that is separable from the United States."
• Ted Kulongoski in Bizjournals.com
  Transportation is indispensable and not separable from economic development,said Kulongoski during the business summit's keynote address. "Oregon needs access to market around the nation and the world. Today, business is coming to Oregon...
• Nasser Makarem Shirazi in Tehran Times
  I am surprised to hear some countries saying Iran helps terrorists in Iraq, while Iraq's peace and security is our security and the two countries are not separable,Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi explained.