For the automotive sector, at any rate, it looks as if they forgot a minus sign.
We forgot a welcome sign.
Of course that's important -- we need surgeons who can tell a liver from a kidney, and we need bridges that don't break because somebody forgot a minus sign -- but for me, the really neat stuff is that which nobody's figured out yet. 3. Being awestruck.
― "Gone but not forgotten," read a sign above Charlottesville's Paramount Theater Wednesday, as hundreds gathered to pay homage to Heather Heyer, the 32-year-old killed over the weekend during a violent rally in the city.
And if they forget, there is a sign to remind them: "This is not a fast-food restaurant".
Sutton admitted that she didn't actually forget to make a sign for her kid.
Don't forget to put a sign at the entrance to your neighborhood, or in front of your house!
In addition, don't forget to sign up for a cloud storage system.
Even if you know the material cold, a smudged digit here or a forgotten negative sign there can ruin an entire problem.
"Forgetting... is a sign of how busy we are," Zaldy S. Tan, director of the Memory Disorders Clinic at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, told Reader's Digest.
