Ecuador's National Election Council NECC) found fault with 397,862 of the signatures, according to YASunidos, and discarded them, meaning that the 5% target of Ecuador's population required for a referendum had not been reached.
The term "merz" is taken from Kommerzbank - although Schwitters also claimed that it derived from the German word ausmerzen, meaning to discard or weed out.
For this content, displayed in the discursive idiom of the critical intellect, is no more than a husk, a discarded relic of a meaning that eluded us in the act of seizing it.
The idea that a cancer-causing agent must either be an initiator or a promoter should be discarded; indeed, the phenomenologic meaning of these two terms has become confused with imputed mechanistic necessity in recent years.
In this case the dimensionality reduction is performed by discarding the less relevant components, meaning that the reconstruction of the original image would be extremely affected in terms of loss of information.
The strategy involved amplification using a DNA ligase that joins only 5′-phosphate and 3′-OH partners, meaning that the selection discarded hydrolysis catalysts that yielded 3′-phosphates along with other strand-cleavage mechanisms such as oxidation or depurination.
The construction industry currently discards 20% of everything it uses, meaning that for every five houses built enough waste is generated to build one extra house.
Another addition is "freegan", a noun or adjective first recorded in use in the Sunday Times in 1997, meaning a "person who eats discarded food, typically collected from the refuse of shops or restaurants, for ethical or ecological reasons".
Tolkien sometimes changed the meaning of a word, but he almost never discarded it once invented, and he kept on refining its meaning, and countlessly forged new synonyms.
All boars used for reproduction within the nucleus or at the commercial level were assumed to be used to maximum capacity, meaning that all doses that are not discarded are used for insemination.
