What I do is I go down to the thrift store and get a bunch of discarded action figures, and I take them home and dump them in my sink.
Note that we have performed control experiments in order to discard the action of ethanol and microorganisms as reducing agents.
Cyan returned to produce what was billed as the final game in the series, discarding live action sequences embedded in prerendered graphics for a world rendered in realtime.
As those indicators were the ones that received low ratings for feasibility and validity, they were discarded without further action.
Yet, in cases that came before the court regarding affirmative action, Scalia discarded this originalist reading of the 14th Amendment, whose authors clearly would have supported affirmative action, to instead argue that a textual reading of the amendment provided no basis for such programs.
It's hardly a conservative affair: turbine propellers establish an industrial atmosphere, the costumes have a distinct S & M component, and much of the usual action is discarded, including the entire Te Deum procession in Act I (Scarpia is alone onstage).
The volume of the pellet containing the eggs was recorded and the rest of the supernatant was discarded in one smooth action.
To accommodate this, the first two blocks of the experiment were discarded and a 'starting-action' covariate (whether the subject started with either a grasping or a pointing block) was added to the analysis.
Darryl Stingley discarded any notions of legal action against Tatum; any suit would have involved the N.F.L. in further pain, and Stingley had no animosity toward the game's community.
But military action is usually discarded as too risky: remember the disastrous US attempt to free the Tehran embassy hostages in 1980.
Slides characterized by an intermediate level of action dynamicity were discarded.
