Conversely, if objects were ascribed significant historical value, even loss of text did not make such objects unfit for use.
Discoloration of paper (ink fading has not been explored) was not seen as important as loss of text, and accumulation of tears was also not seen as a significant contributor to loss of fitness by readers and visitors, either in the context of reading or in the context of exhibitions.
At last week's conference, Melissa Mathes, an independent scholar, expressed concern over "loss of the text" and fear that "valuable skills of exegesis" might not develop if students become overly involved in the theatrical aspects.
Sure, the loss of your text message history, contacts and Snake high score might be a painful blow, but you'd be able to get a replacement and move on quickly.
These additions would be a great way to make texting more clear, even if they meant the loss of myriad texting styles (it takes a certain type of person to frequently employ the semicolon via text, another type altogether to purposefully misspell words in order to convey irony, yet another to send a shooting star emoji to demonstrate facetious anger after being ignored for days).
A text may gain or lose lemmata through repeated miscopying, but as equation (3) shows, the overall trend will be toward replacement of less common lemmata by more common ones, with the eventual loss of lemmata from the text.
Alendronate, Etidronate, or Risedronate £Radiographic evidence of bone loss (see text).
We now make this point within the text (subsection "Loss of Ptf1a expression is a rate-limiting step for PanIN initiation").
It was also written while his father was battling cancer, and themes of loss pervade the text.
During the month of March of the same year the Sera Jey Monastery had been destroyed by bombardment, which resulted in death of hundreds of monks (in 1959, the count of monks living in Sera Jey was 5629), apart from destruction of ancient texts and loss of innumerable, invaluable, ancient and antique works of art.
We have shown that readers and visitors are mostly concerned with loss of pieces of objects, especially if text is also missing.
