We argue that the lack of strong differences in elemental measurements of primary production and needle decay between afforested and grassland streams resulted from compensating opposing forces controlling such processes, i.e. higher grazing vs. higher sunlight in grassland streams and higher shredding vs. lower microbial decomposition mediated by lower temperature in afforested streams.
He watched as a pile of cell phones was funnelled into a twenty-foot-high shredder, which tore them into coin-size pieces.
"Sometimes you can read here the truth, sometimes lies, sometimes complete banalities," said Peter Neubeck, sitting at a desk piled high with shreds and shards of paper, some handwritten, some typed, some partly restored.
So it wasn't entirely unreasonable, given his devotion to the genre and all that his credibility owes to mosh pits and high-distortion shredding that Jokowi might at least honestly hear out a musical icon like Iommi.
In fact, if Bo writes to you looking for a bailout, i.e., he wants to be made whole for that pitcher of Stella, please feed his letter to the nearest high-speed shredder.
It's postmodern, not to mention a little scary, to write a review for The New York Times about a fictional memoir in which the protagonist, a failed novelist who has "never excelled at anything," fantasizes about assassinating the reviewer who "shoved" his novel "through a high-speed shredder in the Sunday Times".
The cost of a high-quality shredder is far less than the cost of having your identity stolen.
No, Jerry, to get those GOP votes you'll have to lay off more teachers, gut higher education, shred the pensions of public workers, and impose on the state a far-right Republican agenda more akin to what we'd expect from Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker than from Governor Moonbeam.
For example, no site had consistently higher % shredder taxa than other sites.
Based on the mass balance of the two processes, loss of mass was higher for shredded OPF compared to the nonshredded OPF.
