The phrase "a ignoring" is not correct in written English.
It cannot be used as it stands, as it lacks proper grammatical structure. An example of a correct phrase would be: "an ignoring attitude towards feedback can hinder growth."
Alternatives: "a disregard for" or "an avoidance of".
You didn't pick up, so now they're assuming you're either a) ignoring them or b) dead.
We say that f, g share a counting multiplicities (CM) if f - a, g - a have the same zeros with the same multiplicities and we say that f, g share a ignoring multiplicities (IM) if we do not consider the multiplicities.
Well, I am here to provide you with a few pros and cons so you can provide explanation to anyone who questions you as to why you are a) ignoring them during the games, b) slacking off on duties at home, c) asleep at your desk tomorrow.
We now recalculate scores for the extension edges in A ignoring repetitive edge p3 (Fig. 6f h) and remove non-active edge e3 from A (Fig. 6i).
In one instance, subjects judged whether the word contained the letter "A," ignoring the red letter, and in another instance, they made a visuospatial judgment indicating whether the red letter was right or left of center.
For each simulation scenario we compared two methods of analysis; (a) ignoring patient effects (unadjusted analysis, using model (1)), and (b) accounting for patient effects using a mixed-effects regression model, with patient included as a random-effect (adjusted analysis, using model (2)).
No one's quite sure how best to treat it, largely because it's an ignored malady, an ignored problem.
1. a. Ignore the exclamation point.
The scene of the disaster, once an ignored slum, has become a site for tourists.
"By Blood" takes place on a whole other realm of the senses, an ignored, insulted realm.
("You were an ignored little girl who wanted to be loved").
