One such collection of events may be the preponderance of non-omnipresent, but widely distributed in diverse organisms, genes that were not used to build the consensus Tree of Life, but whose own phylogeny is compatible, or at least very close, to such a tree.
This is the sort of strategy that Rupert invokes to keep mental symbols from meaning omnipresent, but non-specific causes such as the heart.
Boulder County is a mecca of "conscious" lifestyle; it's the home of Slow Money, and Slow Food is so omnipresent that non-organic produce can feel like a rare treat.
When I was young, dumb, and full of cum, my omnipresent, good to my mother, non-stereotypical African-American daddy dropped some knowledge on me that I been trippin' off of ever since".
Yet so, examples of diffusion processes displaying highly non-Brownian statistics commonly termed "Anomalous Diffusion" processes are omnipresent both in the natural sciences and in engineered systems.
When I was young, dumb, and full of cum, my omnipresent, good to my mother, non-stereotypical African-American daddy dropped some knowledge on me that I been trippin' off ever since".
A non-speaking poet-reporter in white linen suit was omnipresent, as if lost from the set of Death in Venice and finding himself in the local Chop Chop.
Therefore, complementary and alternative medicines are omnipresent and popular, and should not be dismissed as "non-medications".
Indeed, when you remember that 'Googling' something would have made little sense to non-techies even a decade a go, it's incredible to think how omnipresent the internet giant is.
In a study of 101 transplant patients at a median of 3 years post-transplant, De Geest et al (1998) found that despite the omnipresent threat of rejection, 7% of patients were minor and 9% moderate subclinical non-compliers.
When you buy a non-Fairtrade organic avocado, you can assume that neither workers nor the environment had to bear the omnipresent health and environmental burden of repeated pesticide spraying.
