uncombined

Ms. Candler happens to be the broker that brought hedge-fund star Scott Bommer and his wife to an uncombined duplex at 1060 Fifth, which sold in January for $46 million exactly, a co-op record.

Astor Heir Picks Georgia-Bred Broker to Sell Brooke's 778 Park Duplex 2008

Pages displaying compound colors would include graded hanks of the uncombined component colors and their shades, plus shades created using equal and unequal proportions of those colors.

The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe 2006

Hydrogen gas is so light that uncombined hydrogen will gain enough velocity from collisions with other gases that they will quickly be ejected from the atmosphere.

Hydrogen 2008

Aristotle's logical works were arranged in an order of increasing complexity, beginning with the Categories, which deals with simple, uncombined utterances.

John Philoponus Wildberg, Christian 2007

So along with the other ten million weapons violations, Missiles that violated the range agreements, chemical delivery systems, uncombined components for Mustard Gas, testing of biological agents on political prisoners that could have caused a plague; now one of the canisters and there are probably others, has been used.

sarin-dipity 2004

Pure uncombined hydrogen does not exist in nature to any extent.

Hydrogen—Will the First Element be the Final Fuel? 1982

It is a highly unreactive metal, which I would expect to find uncombined and highly localized.

The Nitrogen Fix Clement, Hal, 1922- 1980

Whether we weigh the elements in their uncombined state or weigh them in the form of some compound of known composition, we must be very sure that conditions are such as to make possible the exclusion of all complicating impurities from the scale pan.

Theodore W. Richards - Nobel Lecture 1966

In fact, the only uncombined metal that has ever appeared on the planet has been the nickel-iron of an occasional meteorite.

A Case Of Conscience Blish, James 1953

In fact, the only uncombined metal that has ever appeared on the planet has been the nickel-iron of an occasional meteorite.

A Case Of Conscience Blish, James 1953