The phrase "at litter" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a misphrasing.
Example: "The trash was scattered at litter around the park."
Alternatives: "at waste" or "at debris".
One moment she'll have you looking at litter, the next musing on celestial mysteries.
But for thousands of Americans who have aggressive dogs, cats that scoff at litter boxes, or birds that pick their feathers, it is no laughing matter.
That's one of the things people say they take home with them from Burning Man – it changes the way you look at litter, yourself and what you're bringing into the world.
'"You had to remain elastic," he thought, "or you turned into an angry fossil raging at litter".' Well, I want CPRE to be a constructive, forward-looking and decidedly non-fossilised organisation.
But factors like a lack of snow - which makes it harder to get at litter - enforcement of litter laws and increasing nonmunicipal anti-litter efforts have slowed the decline in street cleanliness.
According to Güsewell and Gessner (2009), the shift from N-limited to P-limited decomposition occurs at litter N/P ratios of 30 50.
I get enraged at litter-droppers.
The proportion of total variance that was associated with CHSD status (at least one deaf ear or no deaf ears) at litter-level was then calculated as (Vark + Varl)/(Vark + Varl + π/3) [ 32, 33].
Average weight at weaning, litter weight at weaning, little weight gain, and litter growth rate were not affected by treatments (P>0.05).
Overall, the study provides evidence that specific OPIs are more effective at assessing litter management at huge festivals than general OPIs.
Pup weights at 500× were unaffected at all litter examinations.
