Fuels would be taxed according to their CO2-generating potential (ie, coal more than oil, and oil more than gas) rather than the miscellaneous system of duties to which they are now subjected.
Transporting things inside a standardized metal box, rather than via miscellaneous crates, barrels, and bags, made it possible to load and unload cargo using cranes (consequently reducing the need for longshoremen).
No fewer than 25 miscellaneous wildlife bodies took part, from the Association of British Fungus Groups and the Bat Conservation Trust, to the British Lichen Society, although it was the biggest and richest of them all, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which coordinated and produced it (while in no way attempting to hog the credit for itself).
Because use levels for sweetener applications are higher than for miscellaneous uses, these were separated in Table 1.
It would make more sense, as a matter of accounting, to treat the Fed payment as an "offsetting receipt" that would lower the net interest outlay, rather than as a "miscellaneous receipt" in the budget.
The impression here, as in the other set of displays about biodiversity and evolution, is more of accumulated miscellaneous sensation than of a carefully constructed vision; the exhibition becomes a series of staccato details.
It is shown that with the increasing of Ca content, GdBa1-xCaxFe2O5+δ remains pure phase within the amount of doping is less than 20%, otherwise BaFe2O4 miscellaneous phase appears.
However, they were significantly higher than those of the miscellaneous (P=0.02, Mann–Whitney U-test) and non-neoplastic of unknown origin (P<0.01, Mann–Whitney U-test) groups.
As indicated in Fig. 3, the rate of promotional characters used in food advertising was more relevant to non-core foods than core foods or miscellaneous food products.
But while Mr. Horne touches all the necessary bases, his book is thorough without managing to become more than the sum of its miscellaneous parts.
