Into the ark, for where else can you go, you poems for a single voice, private exultations, unnecessary talents, surplus curiosity, short-range sorrows and fears, eagerness to see things from all six sides.
At the last minute he came up with excuses on why he couldn't be in the House of Commons to answer questions Mr Balls set out in a letter asking for point-by-point clarification of his spending plans and which essential services would be slashed to obtain an (unnecessary) budget surplus.
Its genius lies in its marriage to the sophisticated music of Burt Bacharach, which defies expectation at every turn, and the peerless Dionne Warwick, with whom there are no unnecessary embellishments, nothing surplus to requirements.
On the other hand, the complexed calcium decreased dramatically and disappeared from the hemolymph after 10 days in 50 ppt, and we speculate that this represents a surplus (unnecessary) calcium reservoir in the hemolymph for prolonged period in higher Ca2+ environment.
"We are not spending our surplus on unnecessary expenses," he said.
But even if books become unnecessary to imply a surplus of mind-leisure time, they are now functioning like catalog props in real life.
The new team at Nos 10 and 11 may have abandoned Osborne's damaging and economically unnecessary plan for a budget surplus – on current and capital spending by the end of the decade – but there are still a lot of cuts in the pipeline.
Crick and Mitchinson (1983) famously proposed that REM sleep "erases" or deletes surplus information and unnecessary memories, which, if true, would suggest that enhanced dream recall might actually undermine the effectiveness of the memory-erasing system.
The high electricity use results in large primary energy demands in general and also in internal heat gains and heat surplus, leading to unnecessary cooling loads given the high latitude and cold climate.
Physicians may induce demands, and physician surpluses may drive unnecessary utilization of healthcare [ 6].
