Didn't they notice the absence of any roses-and-resin tomatoey perfume?
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But actually, watching her on YouTube, I don't notice the absence of "blue" content.
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It's also hard not to notice the absence of Miyazaki's trademark female protagonists and complicated villains.
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A detail that hasn't escaped notice: the absence of the CEOs of Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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Riders will also notice the absence of a steel U-lock bar in exchange for the retractable cable.
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Did anyone else notice the absence of a popular red carpet trend this year that seemed to disappear right before our very eyes?
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To further destroy your meatball fantasies, you may also notice the absence of any binding ingredients, such as bread crumbs, egg or dairy.
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I want to notice the absence of action — how rarely I have to ask you not to say something crude to me or touch me.
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That's even more important on a tablet, which is likely to live inside the home and will notice the absence of faster speeds even more.
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If you think your mother would notice the absence of the sewing machine, she has probably already picked up on the fact that it has sat in the box for four years.
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The pizza purist will notice the absence of cheese on Feshan's pie, but he says that the green, fatty creaminess of avocado is more than enough to compensate for the lack of cheese.
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"It's absolutely without precedent, and even Republicans are really going to notice the absence of Obama, who was deeply concerned about elevating the reputation of the office," the presidential historian Douglas Brinkley said.
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In an era when the United States seems to be on the retreat — notice the absence of Americans from this story — it can be easy to shrug off China's advance as another instance of its rapid, ineluctable expansion.
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Donna Grant Reilly Hanover, N.H. Lost in Translation Joshua Yaffa's piece about the contemporary Russian author Maxim Osipov is so interesting that I was slow to notice the absence of any mention of translators ("A Learned Neighbor," May 13th).
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"Fans will notice the absence of Spider-Man like it was before Captain America: Civil War, but Marvel Studios always has a Plan A, B, and C to go to in case something big like this happens and affects what they're working on," said Jeremy Conrad, founder and editor-in-chief of MCU Cosmic.
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Then, the next day at Prayers, the other students also notice the absence of their Science mistress, but they are satisfied when the headteacher informed that she has received a resignation letter from Miss Bell. Daisy and Hazel, however, are not. Together, they work tirelessly to piece together the clues and solve the mystery.
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Our new Croatia will therefore be free of all heretics, becoming purely Catholic for the future years. Notice the absence of a mention of Bosnian Muslims. Unlike Serbs, they were considered Croatian brothers whose ancestors converted to Islam. Controversy surrounds the depths of the involvement of the Roman Catholic clergy with the Ustaše, a Croatian Fascist movement in the former Yugoslavia.
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He could not fail to notice the absence of mathematical theory from cell biology as compared with other natural sciences. Enzyme kinetics was a notable exception. However, how enzymes affect the flux through a metabolic pathway was still discussed using the rather vague term rate-limiting step. Working with Tom Rapoport on mathematical models of glycolysis in red blood cells, Reinhart discovered a precise and general definition of rate limitation in metabolic pathways, for which he received in 1974 the Humboldt Prize.
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From 1962 to 1969 he taught at the University of Fribourg, and from 1969 for the University of Orléans. In parallel with his academic career, Albérès was a journalist. He wrote for Figaro from 1950 to 1956, for the weekly Arts from 1956 to 1960, and for Les Nouvelles littéraires, where he had a column. His review of Georges Perec's novel La Disparition notoriously failed to notice the absence of the letter e in the novel: He was a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.
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A visitor will quickly notice the absence of tall buildings: Athens has very strict height restriction laws in order to ensure the Acropolis hill is visible throughout the city. Despite the variety in styles, there is evidence of continuity in elements of the architectural environment through the city's history. For the greatest part of the 19th century Neoclassicism dominated Athens, as well as some deviations from it such as Eclecticism, especially in the early 20th century. Thus, the Old Royal Palace was the first important public building to be built, between 1836 and 1843.
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However, the other nameless animals - living out of harm's way - convince the rabbits to stay because "This is no world for escapists" and guarantee them protection against the wolves - "in all probability". After a flood - "it is well known that carrot-nibblers with long ears cause floods" - the wolves decide to imprison the rabbits, "for their own good". Weeks later the other animals notice the absence of the rabbits and ask the wolves about them. The wolves answer that it is "a purely internal matter" (because they ate the rabbits).
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In most of the carried-out, randomized, clinical researches the authors study patients with single refined pathology, making comorbidity an exclusive criterion. This is why it is hard to relate researches, directed towards the evaluation of the combination of ones or the other separate disorders, to works regarding the sole research of comorbidity. The absence of a single scientific approach to the evaluation of comorbidity leads to omissions in clinical practice. It is hard not to notice the absence of comorbidity in the taxonomy (systematics) of disease, presented in ICD-10.
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He instructs his brother to tell the rest of the family that he has gone to help a friend who has broken down on the highway. The women start to heat up the food when they notice the absence of the couscous. Panic mounts when they discover that it is definitively absent and Majid, who has taken the car that still holds the metal cauldron in the trunk, is not answering his phone. Knowing that it will take at least another hour to cook a new batch, they continue to frantically call Majid and attempt to call Souad, who is out searching for an unfortunate in need of plate of couscous.
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The driver (engineer) of the locomotive had been too preoccupied with his failing brakes and excessive speed to notice the absence of the cars until he reached the station at Saint Jean de Maurienne. Here he finally succeeded in stopping his locomotive and its tender. Together with some Scottish soldiers waiting to depart for Modane (two British divisions had also been sent to the Italian front in October) and railway employees from both stations, he went immediately to the accident site to assist. Their task was made more difficult by the rocky terrain where the wrecked cars lay, by the heat from the fires, and by the height of the piled-up wreckage.
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Rolling Stone did not notice the absence of dialogue until after the episode, and cited the episode as an example where the "gimmickry" felt "seamless rather than self- indulgent". With focus on the action and thrill, The A.V. Club thought the show delivered, balancing "apprehension and anxiety" as teased perils turn out to be planned and small errors lead to catastrophic escalation. The New York Times appreciated the running contrast between joyous Christmas music and the characters' stress levels. The New York Times also appreciated how Mr. Robot did not appear either for dialogue or to present Elliot with a way out, but Elliot's jumping from the cliff to meet Darlene did mirror how he thought Mr. Robot pushed him from the Coney Island boardwalk railing.
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