Glaring by virtue of its almost complete omission is digital piracy, a topic of vociferous debate during the debate about the digital economy bill just weeks ago – it gets just seven words, to "take further action to tackle online piracy", in Labour's manifesto.
"The complete omission of slavery from an official government document, which purports to be a call for Virginians to 'understand' and 'study' their history, is both academically flawed and personally offensive.
Complete omission of image smoothing usually is not an option, since too high image noise would mask relevant low intensity lesions and generally hampers the diagnostic evaluation of the images by the physician.
But, I realize that letting your listeners know what the main issue addressed in my post really was might have been a bit awkward, so I'd expect nothing less from you than your complete omission of my main point.
The book's major flaw is its almost complete omission of women.
While complete omission of vortex and air entrainment is not always cost effective, partially weakened free-surface vortex flow is more economical and practical.
The complete omission of Meg Whitman '77, Mitch Daniels '71, and Ted Cruz '92 (for starters) downgrades the panel's credibility — especially in light of choices made instead, such as a second-tier football coach and various fiction authors.
The pilot also noted that "non-normal checklists in the cockpit are not kept current, including complete omission of certain checklists," referring to documents that instruct pilots on how to respond to "non-normal" equipment behaviors that can become dangerous.
And don't forget the complete omission of Home, Insert, End, Page Up and Page Down keys.
The positive effect of the use of binarized non-numeric values compared to their complete omission was experimentally confirmed.
