resolvable

And, like past social movements, this might not be resolvable though legislation.

By means of heat, however, it seems to be resolvable into such air as that of which the atmosphere consists, viz.

Thus, he feared, is resolvable into he fear did, and must be a blending of the words in a hasty pronunciation.

There is no subjunctive; in strictness of speech, all sentences are resolvable into distinct declaratory phrases.

So far as we now know, all the visible and tangible universe is resolvable into terms of force—that is to say, chemical process.

This equation is evidently of such a form as to be resolvable by the method employed in case 1.