Organic systems are not perfect, but they do use less energy, generally omit fewer greenhouse gases, can sequester carbon in the soil, provide more jobs and support more wildlife.
Latent variable modelling of omission propensity has revealed a negative relation with ability, that is, stronger test-takers omit fewer items (Holman and Glas 2005; Pohl et al. 2013).
Additional work on improving cloud screening algorithms may also be fruitful if it decreases missingness by omitting fewer retrievals not contaminated by clouds or omits retrievals currently suffering from contamination.
The résumé that Dr. Schlager submitted before being hired in 1998 had looked impressive, but omitted a few facts.
He transferred some of the solo parts to different voice types and omitted a few sections, including the chorus "Let all the angels of God worship him".
"Undeterred by the nuisance of truth, we omitted a few facts, plucked a couple of quotes, and suddenly anyone would think a Rochdale shopping centre had hired Osama Bin Laden to stand by the taps, handing out paper towels".
Sotheby's has omitted a few details from its catalog for today's sale of the contents of Mercer House, the 19th-century Italianate mansion in the heart of Savannah, Ga., that is perhaps best known as the home of Jim Williams.
The editing could have omitted a few of those throaty chuckles, while the photography never misses a chance to highlight the ironic dimple by her mouth: Mulligan is barely given a moment's break from charming us into falling for her.
We have omitted a few paths to avoid cluttering the figure and our explanation.
However, Liell said the probable cause affidavit omitted a few details from the evening.
