But it, too, decays quickly, so doctors have taken to scheduling procedures late at night and on weekends to make use of material that would otherwise vanish.
However, season length L = 0 must always be excluded from the distribution of possible seasons (f(0) = 0) [ 30], otherwise vanishing fitness in a single year with length L = 0 would imply that mean fitness F equals 0, whatever the shape of the distribution is like.
Those trees are an archive of apple diversity, holding out the possibility of preserving apple genotypes that might otherwise have vanished.
Ms. Fox, an obituary writer at The New York Times, set out to rectify this, and by retrieving a woman who might otherwise have vanished, she ends up performing an act of historical redemption akin to the one her subject accomplished.
Along the way he's often shown fierce loyalty to his people — as now with Rebekah Brooks, the embattled head of News International — and piled money into important newspapers like The Times that would otherwise have vanished.
As it happened, on my second day in Toulouse I'd visited the Musée des Augustins, which has a fine collection of medieval sculpture salvaged from churches otherwise long vanished.
His passionate championing of rare breeds – initially as a lone voice, but later at the head of a thriving national movement – helped to save some famous varieties of farm animals that might otherwise have vanished.
By the mid-50s he had become an important fixture on the downtown NYC avant-garde film scene, and had begun a lifetime of collecting, archiving and screening countless films which might otherwise have vanished completely.
Its centerpiece is the Wayback Machine, which holds more than two hundred and seventy-nine billion snapshots of Web pages, dating back to the nineties, which might otherwise have vanished from the public record: everything from articles in now defunct publications to Terms of Service agreements, which can (and have) been used as court evidence.
