intactness

"Our concern with the level of intactness caused us not to consider the interior," he said.

You're preaching individuality, intactness, but people let go of these things when they love.

So we return to the question of functional intactness.

The remoteness and large size of these areas provide the best guarantee for their continued intactness.

She knew that neither his clothes nor the years stood between her and the living intactness of that memory.

It is significant for its intactness, cohesive character, aesthetic appeal and landmark position.

It is of stone, and one wing of the place has a kind of intactness.

There's a different kind of intactness and boldness - not to say, affluence - about Vancouver.

He has been intact, but now that intactness has been penetrated.

Cultural and natural properties must satisfy the conditions of integrity i.e. wholeness, intactness.

The enormous financial burden of this disease demands a support system to insure the intactness of survivors.

"So long as Momma still lived," he wrote, "Daddy was able to maintain a degree of intactness within himself.

The extraordinary intactness of the present find means that gold objects of this type can now be correctly dated and identified.

"Otherwise, I fear that you will not reach Tsathoggua in the state of corporeal intactness proper for a sacrifice.

As revealed by robotic floodlights miles down, the ghostly intactness meant the bow had flooded slowly, allowing it to hold its shape while sinking.

These qualities, which can admittedly make full-time life problematic, have a more positive effect on a visitor, who can revel in the city's extraordinary intactness.

Recurrent intactness?"

It measures perceptual motor skills, perceptual motor development, and gives an indication of neurological intactness.

These measurements provided information related to the mechanism of photosynthesis, as well as give indications on the intactness and health of the specimen.

He wanted the audience, consisting largely of social workers and care givers, to see that "especially for early-stage patients, there's so much humanity and intactness there."

Gotai is a Japanese cultural practice regarding the intactness of the body, both in life and death, and has its roots in Confucianism.

In other words, he had your idea: integrity, intactness - living with the whole being, trying to bring it all to the surface, never truncating any dimension of personality.

Sedes Stercorari explanation Sedes Stercoraria was to check male 'intactness' not gender.

Working with Neurospora crassa, Horowitz demonstrated that each step in the metabolism of arginine from its precursors depends on the intactness of a single gene.