Sentence examples for entirely discarded from inspiring English sources

The 9/11 Memorial Museum itself, designed by the Manhattan firm Davis Brody Bond and the Norwegian firm Snøhetta, is the one remaining building on the site that retains the arresting "deconstructivist" spirit of Daniel Libeskind's competition-winning 2003 design for the entire Ground Zero space, otherwise entirely discarded.

Historically, it is the first large, realistic landscape in which Byzantine conventions were entirely discarded.

The way Wonder works, much goes unfinished but nothing is ever entirely discarded.

They are now in danger of being entirely discarded, which would be almost as unwise.

This can be conveniently emphasized by considering first simplified arch and shell models where bending and torsion terms are entirely discarded.

This has particular importance for systems containing skew-symmetry in the damping matrix which is entirely discarded in the modal damping matrix.

After his father's death Rainaldi evolved a monumental grand manner, without entirely discarding his paternal heritage.

More radical modifications of the correspondence theory push the recursive strategy even further, entirely discarding definitions like (1) or (2), and hence the need for atomic truthmakers, by going, as it were, "subatomic".

In addition, they are trying to take away citizen access to the courts entirely, discarding historic checks and balances that have ensured that our federal government plays by the laws of the land -- laws Congress passed.

On the supply side, one cannot entirely discard the possibility of peacekeeping being privatized, but the arguments presented here point to some of the issues that the UN would have to consider should it attempt to contract a PMSC for peace-keeping.

In this Special Issue, we seek to problematize this assumption (without aiming to entirely discard it) by creating space for researchers to study what we term asymmetrical relationships.