Richard Wiley, telecommunications lobbyist extraordinaire and chief of the FCC's advisory committee on HDTV, advised solemnly: "I believe that it is not wise for broadcasters who seek a second channel to discard the concept of HDTV altogether, as you seem to counsel".
Have most scientists discarded the concept of races?
Most biologists, geneticists, and anthropologists have discarded the concept of race.
Likewise, we need not discard the concept of mutation as a mass-action force: there are realistic scenarios in which a mass-action pressure of mutation is the properly conceived cause of some effect, such as the loss of a gene [ 61], or the mutational cost of excess DNA in Lynch's theory for increased genome sizes in species with small populations [ 40].
Discarding the popular concept of miasma direct infection by bad air he postulated that sepsis might be caused by a pollen-like dust.
The fundamental character of the new geometry resides in the way it can be thought of as capturing the simplest properties of the straight line two distinct points define a unique line, two distinct lines meet in at most one point while discarding the metrical concepts of distance and angle.
She thinks we can concede this without discarding the more exalted concepts of inspiration, the "inner voice," and so on.
As mentioned above, among the V concepts identified by SW, we will consider only the specific ones, discarding the (V_{mathrm {gen}}) generic concepts.
In 1992, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) articulated the concept of emerging infections, discarding the naive view that infectious diseases were problems of the past and cautioning against complacency about public health preparedness for infectious diseases (4 ).
Drain, discarding the liquid.
