The "Brontosaurus" – a name sadly discarded – gave me my start.
But, looking at my bookshelves, I am aware of another kind of forgetting — the spines look familiar; the names and titles bring to mind perhaps a character name, a turn of plot, often just a mood or feeling — but for the most part, the assembled books, and the hundreds of others that I've read and discarded, given away, or returned to libraries, represent a vast catalogue of forgetting.
Nevertheless, such possibility should not be discarded given the distinct expression of dnmt3 genes in Senegalese sole larvae among temperatures.
As a results of this process, only a limited percentage of records are discarded, given that hospital reimbursement is based on these routine data.
For traffic variables, buffers larger than 400 m were considered in preliminary analyses but were discarded given stronger associations with smaller buffers and anticipated spatial gradients of NO2.
Authors' response: The possibility that the results of any comparative genomic analysis are affected by taxonomic sampling bias effectively can never be discarded given that the existing samples represent a tiny slice of the entire existing biodiversity.
Most NoSQL datbabases have discarded what gave the standard SQL database its place 30 years ago.
The donation, ranging from scraps of pure inspiration to less successful discards, gives a glimpse of the sometimes delightful, sometimes devilish backstage grind that went into making classic musicals like "Cabaret" and "Fiddler on the Roof".
A golden pinnacle that belongs to a discarded prop gives Matthau's floppy hat an Asiatic topknot.
The U.S. had never lost a war, but now men padding around in black pajamas and flip-flops fashioned from discarded tires gave every appearance of battling the mightiest military on earth to a stalemate.
