"The idea of known and unknown unknowns recognizes that the information those in positions of responsibility in government, as well as in other human endeavors, have at their disposal is almost always incomplete," he writes.
The wastewater disposal rules, for example, seem incomplete; they require temporary storage for wastewater in steel tanks or lined pits but are unclear on what happens to the water later.
Councilman Michael E. McMahon, the chairman of the Sanitation Committee, said that by rejecting the applications, the Council would win time to come up with alternatives to the mayor's plan, which he feels is still incomplete because it has neither final cost estimates nor specific disposal sites.
Glucose infusion rate is a useful independent measure of overall glucose disposal, but does not take into account possible incomplete suppression of hepatic glucose production during the clamp.
Similar to many other disposal sites of this period, the disposal records are incomplete.
Ptolemy's map is seriously distorted in size and orientation compared with modern maps, a reflection of the incomplete and inaccurate descriptions of road systems and trade routes at his disposal.
Glucose infusion rate is a useful measure of overall glucose disposal but does not take into account the possibility of incomplete suppression of hepatic glucose production during the clamp, especially among the diabetic subjects.
However, the limitations of these strategies include that incomplete ion removal and production of toxic sludge are unavoidable, which require further disposal of the released effluents.
The currently used physicochemical processes for OpP remediation include incineration or disposal in landfills that are expensive, non-ecofriendly and the process is often incomplete leading to formation of toxic intermediates (Debarati et al. 2005).
Then garbage collection & disposal.
