It gives me no pride to note that in science and technology, Egypt, and the entire Arab world, have made insignificant contributions.
While Mr. Welch expects that he will be asked only to make "insignificant" divestitures, if any, most analysts expect the company will be forced to sell large parts of its avionics businesses.
There are apparent reasons still not understood why the simple model works so well while the refined theories, non-linear or otherwise, of the past half century or more have made insignificant contributions; they have been a disappointment, to say the least.
L65, L95, and L109 in alternative models either reside in a loop or make insignificant number of inter-helical hydrophobic contacts, ranging from 0 to 2, if they reside in helices.
They may make insignificant progress when they are mixed in the same class with those who can read and write.
To accept the present as a fallen realm risks making it insignificant, although other poets of the period, especially Elizabeth Bishop, wrote deeply without losing their lightness of bearing.
What the series and the book bring home is how much time and effort and money, not to mention the human cost, is spent in making such insignificant gains.
Penn was something rarer, an instinctive popular classicist, with a magical gift for visual rhythm, for making something insignificant — a pattern of cigarettes and ashes, each ash miraculously in its one best place — look as formally inevitable as an eighteenthcentury still-life.
This represents about the 0.01 % of the total DO2 and the 0.027 % of the total VO2, thus making an insignificant contribution to systemic oxygenation.
It is possible that P. reddelli persisted in scattered surface localities across the Edwards Plateau during Pleistocene glacial interglacial periods, thus making caves insignificant for the survival of this species.
