Hence the immediate cause of the deposition of lithic acid gravel is generally a destructible acid of very weak powers: even, perhaps, in some instances, the carbonic acid.
The stronger acids act by decomposing saline compounds, into which destructible acids, such as the lactic acid, &c.
According to the other interpretation pratîtya means each and every destructible individual and pratîtyasamutpâda means the origination of each and every destructible individual.
Accordingly they were forced to make these Essences the same specifically with the destructible (individual) objects; for these we do know (b.
It remains yet in the order of logic, though not of history, to show that among these solid destructible particles, there really do exist germs capable of giving rise to the development of living forms in suitable menstrua.
There are two persons in the world, one destructible and one indestructible; the destructible one is all created things; the indestructible one is called the Unchanging one.
Inasmuch as I surpass the destructible and am higher than the indestructible, therefore am I known in the world and in the Veda as the Highest Person.
They project in relief several inches, or sometimes feet, from the face of the cliff, being extremely compact, and less destructible than the intersected tuffs and porous lavas.
Summing up what has been stated above, we find that the blood of both poisonous and non-poisonous snakes contains toxic substances, destructible by heating to 68° C.
It contains a substance of a diastasic nature, precipitable by alcohol, and destructible by heating for an hour at 58° C.
I desire also to know that which is called Destructible and That into which this universe enters when destroyed.
Since that which is destructiblehas caused all this that is Manifest, therefore, all this is endued with form.
If thou grantest my prayer), Bhishma will then obtain a sight of thee that art the first of Gods, of thee that art destructibleand indestructible.
Reflection upon the fact of one's repeated births and deaths and avoiding the religion of acts that is productive at best of destructible results, one should betake oneself to the indestructible religion of Yoga.
They have, in their own understandings, arrived at settled conclusions in respect of all destructible objects and of a life of Renunciation (by comparing the two together).
Sacrifices and all other acts undertaken from a sense of vanity, are destructible as regards their consequences, for heaven is terminable.
The indications of both Kshara and Akshara (destructible and indestructible) have now been said unto thee.
Brahma is indestructible as jiva or Soul, and is destructible as displayed in the form of not-Self.
Again, everything destructible is changed by time and grows old.
It is impossible to decide whether they have or have not served as personal ornaments, recommended by their globular form, lightness, and by being less destructible than ordinary Chalk.
If introduced immediately, on the first commencement of decomposition, then the most destructible parts are lapidified, while the more durable do not waste away till afterwards, when the supply has failed, and so never become petrified.
It is composed, as we have seen, of very destructible materials, is thirty-six miles long, and its average height may be taken at forty feet.
His unit of value is a morphological cell, a derivative organism rather than a primary vital unit; and all organisms are, as we have before said, destructibleby heat.
It is the law of Nature--that is, the law of God--that all that is destructible shall be destroyed.
The destructible must be burned out of it, or begin to be burned out of it, before it can partake of eternal life.
Or rather, when the fire of eternal life has possessed a man, then the destructible is gone utterly, and he is pure.
These particles are mostlydestructible by heat, or may be mechanically strained off.
For this destructible must put on indestructibleness, and this mortal must put on immortality.
And when this destructible has put on indestructibleness, and this mortal has put on immortality, then shall the word be accomplished that is written; Death was swallowed up in victory.
Destructible in their character these relics are seldom preserved from remote periods, and it is only by reason of their inhumation with the dead that they appear among antiquities at all.
That only is subject to bondage and liberation, which is seen and destructible in its nature (i.
In this are numbers of relics embedded, both destructible and indestructible objects being perfectly well preserved, the former kept from decay through having been charred by fire.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "destructible" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
