Sentence examples for was later discarded from inspiring English sources

Given the healthy state of his body, the organ and tissue bank in Portland harvested 7 organs (the pancreas was later discarded), 82 tissues and 2 corneas.

The program of the purely orchestral Symphony No. 1 in D Major (1888; one of its five movements was later discarded) is autobiographical of his youth: the joy of life becomes clouded over by an obsession with death in the macabre "Funeral March in the Manner of Callot" (basically a parody of popular music), which is eventually routed in the arduous and brilliant finale.

Although this idea was later discarded, Cortana still uses British colloquialisms in Halo: Combat Evolved.

Plans called for a transfer station at Blindern, but this was later discarded in favor of a new station, Forskningsparken.

This was later discarded, despite the higher investment costs with a metro, since the tramway would give higher operating costs and longer travel time.

Lost Coast was originally conceived as a part of the Highway 17 chapter in Half-Life 2 (Highway 17's development name was "Coast", hence the name "Lost Coast"), but was later discarded during development.

Thousands were arrested and charged with minor offenses that were later discarded.

However, the "nesting effect" exists in the GSI-ELM, that is to say, the hidden nodes once recruited by GSI-ELM canotot be later discarded.

According to a 2009 study, more than a quarter of U.S. freshwater use goes into producing food that is later discarded.

These names were later discarded in favour of the name longhair, although the cats are still commonly called Persians in the United States.

Although many units that are collected are later discarded, because they test positive for certain diseases or are too small to be of use, the blood found suitable can be stored for use whenever needed, with no need for further involvement by the donor.