The comedy scene in Hull was sort of non-existent a few years ago.
The evidence connecting Boyd to the shooting of two men was non-existent: a suspicious piece of paper, eyewitnesses ruling him out from the scene, evidence ignored.
"We don't recognise whatever comes out from the ICC, to us it is non-existent," a spokesman for Sudan's foreign ministry, Ali al-Sadig, told Reuters.
The extent of method variance influence on the SRMCA was found to be non-existent, a markedly different result to that found for the single-item self-estimates of cognitive abilities.
Where land use and infrastructure planning and engineering design are required to be carried out over relatively short time frames, and in areas where data are scarce or non-existent, a pragmatic approach is required to yield the desired outputs, maximising contributions from geological, geomorphological and geotechnical interpretation.
In that environment, bigotry was virtually non-existent, a fact I was glad to find out.
In those days, while the medical community had already concluded that the risk of transmission through casual contact was almost non-existent, a lack of public awareness about the disease led to discrimination against those living with the virus.
If the volume of poorly ventilated or non-ventilated gas is small or non-existent, a moderately raised airway pressure might be ineffective for recruitment and merely contribute to the risk of overdistension.
Was someone trying to create a redirect, but accidentally redirect it to a non existent page?
How, he asks, can a non-existent be a result?
Images have now become so extreme that acts that were almost non-existent a decade ago have become commonplace.
