-
moment became po****rised in the late 20th century,
meaning seemingly inconsequential moments that
nonetheless alter the
trajectory of ****ure events. The...
-
Ramsey Campbell,
Inconsequential Tales, NY:
Hippocampus Press, 2008, 11. ""Truth or Consequences" in
Ramsey Campbell,
Inconsequential Tales NY: Hippocampus...
- His
involvement in the
Byzantine Iconoclasm controversy was
largely inconsequential. In
earlier editions of the
Liber Pontificalis Eugene is said to have...
- non-****ociative
learning in
which an organism’s non-reinforced
response to an
inconsequential stimulus decreases after repeated or
prolonged presentations of that...
-
product of radium. The
radiation dosage from
bathing in the
pools is
inconsequential:
approximately 0.13
millirems (1.3 μSv) from the
water for a half-hour...
- work that is not evil, even one that
would normally be
considered inconsequential to the
spiritual life, can be
spiritually meritorious if it is performed...
- that they
agree on the
important themes and that the
differences are
inconsequential when
judging the
historical event as a whole.
Allison has endorsed...
-
stories that
deliver "sensationalized, personalized, and
homogenized inconsequential trivia",
especially when such
stories appear at the
expense of serious...
- WP:LISTPEOPLE, as many of
these performers'
portrayals of
Betty Boop are
inconsequential and unmemorable, such as
those in
commercials or understudies. Please...
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scientists have
traditionally described the parties'
national committees as
inconsequential but
impartial service providers."
Similar committees exist in every...
