The phrase "a total god" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is exceptionally skilled or talented in a particular area, often in a hyperbolic or informal context.
Example: "When it comes to playing the guitar, he's a total god; no one can match his talent."
Alternatives: "a complete master" or "an absolute legend".
Giving evidence, Roache said he believed in reincarnation and an "absolute deity, a total God", but never meant to suggest that the abuse was a form of divine retribution.
"The more you get into the music, the more you want to know about the language, the history, the culture, the food... .. Canadian Mary Zhang agrees: "When I was 15, I wanted to learn Korean so I could write to singer Kim Junsu: he's a total god.
Fig. 3 Effects of different initial glucose concentrations on environmental osmotic pressure (a), total GOD activity (b), glucose consumption (c), and sodium gluconate production (d) in seed culture of A. niger.
The redemption of humanity from sin and death is only then guaranteed if Christ is total God and total human being, if the complete essence of God penetrates human nature right into the deepest layer of its carnal corporeality.
For the most part, they're right on, though I'd swap the "larger icons" peeve for the "total god damned resource hog", but that's just me.
This could be possibly explained that when the initial glucose concentration was 100 g/L, the total GOD activity was low due to the limited substrate, resulting in low DCW and insufficient amount of enzyme synthesis.
Interestingly, among the detected intracellular metabolites, the concentration of histidine, the only one substance, increased with the increased initial glucose concentration, which was well consistent with the total GOD activity evolution, demonstrating that some correlations might be present between them.
As illustrated in Fig. 9c, the performance of fermentation with seed from 300 g/L glucose in total GOD activity was superior to that of 250 g/L glucose, and the former one maintained high level during the whole process, suggesting that A. niger under 300 g/L glucose was much more appropriate to be applied for sodium gluconate fermentation.
If there were a total explanation other than God's will itself, those propositions wouldn't be contingent at all.
PMD is the second more conservative, detecting a total of 46 instances of God Class and God Method.
PMD is less conservative, detecting a total of 24 instances for God Class and God Method, in contrast with the 20 instances detected by inFusion.
