What's the difference between unembodied and ungrounded?
Unembodied
Definition:
(a.) Free from a corporeal body; disembodied; as, unembodied spirits.
(a.) Not embodied; not collected into a body; not yet organized; as, unembodied militia.
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Ungrounded
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(1) The etching procedures produced well-defined etching patterns on both ground and unground enamel surfaces.
(2) Among the etching times used in this study, 90 seconds was an adequate time for etching on the unground primary enamel smooth surfaces polished with a brush cone.
(3) The effects of the nine etching procedures on ground and unground enamel surfaces were studied by scanning electron microscopy.
(4) An additional consideration is the hazard of shock and burns from contact with ungrounded large metal objects that are charged by RFR fields.
(5) Ten percent phosphoric acid in a polymer gel was also evaluated following a 20-second application to ground and unground primary enamel.
(6) The contract system of self-accounting relations between the establishments engaged in doctors' training has been introduced, which regulates a number of ungrounded claims for training and increases the responsibility of researchers concerned with training.
(7) Because all pacemaker units are not resistant to interference, no ungrounded electrical equipment and no equipment such as microwave diathermy, short wave diathermy, and electrical stimulators should be placed on, or near, a patient with a cardiac pacemaker.
(8) The amino acids composition of summary proteins in unground buckwheat of four common and promising varieties grown in the Ukraine was investigated by using ion-exchange chromatography with an automatic analyzor Hd-1200 E. Between individual varieties of buckweheat no essential differences in the amino acids content were in evidence.
(9) Morphological verification of growth of the tumor into other organs in 32.3% of patients who had been operated on merely points to the expediency of a combined operation excluding ungrounded refusal of treatment.
(10) Unground and polished enamel surfaces were etched with the respective etching solutions and the surfaces examined by scanning electron microscopy.
(11) The cooking of unground buckwheat originating from such cereals was attended by further losses of thiamine, within the range of 9.07 up to 14.15 per cent, depending upon the variety of the grain.
(12) Measurement of specific surface area for samples previously exposed to various relative humidities revealed no change with unground samples but a significant reduction with ground samples beyond about 20% relative humidity.
(13) Sorption isotherms, expressed as the amount sorbed per unit area of solid surface, were different for unground and ground samples.
(14) The poor outcomes were due to ungrounded increase of the indications for the performance of TBO.
(15) gamma-irradiation with doses of 0, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 1, and 2 MGy effected rumen dry matter losses of unground rice hulls from Hungary of 6.4, 14.5, 13.5, 21.3, 37.1, and 70.5%.
(16) Unground feedstuffs like cereals and roughage which are conspicuous by high proportions of finer particles and dust have to be estimated as risky environmental factors due to the accumulation of microorganisms (moulds, bacteria and lipopolysaccharides) and mites in the fines frequently.
(17) The increase in the rate of the enzymatic hydrolysis was not related to the specific surface area as shown by the fact that the micronized Form A, having a higher specific surface area value than ground Form A, showed the same Khydr as the unground Form A.
(18) Contrary to ungrounded fears that Siv applicants could be terrorists – one of the excuses Johnson cited as often delaying the process – the US would receive upstanding new residents.
(19) I was very … ungrounded," he says, laughing again.
(20) The loss of thiamine was highest in cooking unground buckwheat originating form raw grain, it being within the range of 16.35 up to 19.14 per cent, also depending on the variety of buckwheat.