"Let's hear their stories!" implores Reese, rightly identifying that celebrities talking about themselves is the great lacuna of early 21st-century discourse.
The apology for this lacuna by early identity theorists was that neuroscience at that time was too nascent to provide any plausible identities.
Margaret Williamson, translating the more substantial Fragment 16 in 1995, also admits the gaps, producing a fine and honest-looking poem; but on the whole earlier poets were terrified of lacunae, and rushed in to fill the vacuum.
We have also removed the Table S4 from the supplementary material which was redundant in referring to the lacunae in the earlier work.
But prayerful reflection, reading Old and New Testaments in the light of one another, filled this lacuna at a very early state by pointing to Isaiah 1 3: 'The ox knows its owner, and the ass its master's crib, but Israel does not know.' " A few pages later, the pope explains that "Christianity has always understood that the speech of angels is actually song".
High occurrence of deformities (13.89%) and a case showing visible deformity at the time of diagnosis reflects the lacunae of the system in early case detection at the field level and referral services.
Although no mineralization activity was seen in constructs formed with osteoprogenitor cells derived from bone marrow, well-organized lacunae as would appear in the early phase of bone reconstruction were noted.
Additionally, a few resorption lacunae which are connected with an early stage of osteoporosis were identified in these individuals.
When orthodontic force is discontinued or falls under a certain level, lacunae are repaired by a process that is similar to the early cementogenesis occurring during tooth development [20, 21].
Additionally, we identified a few resorption lacunae near endosteal surfaces in Cd-exposed rats which signalize an early stage of osteoporosis or a presence of an inflammatory process.
