Sentence examples for are usually omitted from inspiring English sources

In modern play the diagonal lines of the board are usually omitted.

The heat sources with thermal effects and anisotropy of seepage, which are usually omitted, have been treated again, leading to more accurate results of horizontal UBD and providing a theoretical basis for subsequent wellbore stability analysis.

It accounts for complex electrochemical phenomena that are usually omitted in online battery performance predictors such as variable double layer capacitance, the full current-overpotential relation and overpotentials due to mass transport limitations.

The opening line of "Twelfth Night" — "If music be the food of love, play on" — has been quoted and needlepointed ad nauseam, but the lines that follow are usually omitted, on account of their sardonic cast: "Give me excess of it; that surfeiting, / The appetite may sicken, and so die".

As Kohler and Kreuter (2009) suggest the random effect estimator handles better models that contain time-invariant variables that are usually omitted by the fixed-effects model.

On the other hand the simulation box visualization is confined to adequate 3D spherical fragment rendering only since fragment connections are usually omitted without any loss of display quality.

The editor of the series, the "Manual" says, is "usually omitted, but see 17.92-93".

Note that x + y + z = 1; thus, if two values are known, the third can always be calculated and the z value is usually omitted.

The circumstances of the conversations, however, were usually omitted, and as a consequence the master's words often sound cryptic and disjointed, despite the profundity of the wisdom.

In simulations of conventional pulverised coal combustion the gasification by CO2 or H2O is usually omitted since its overall contribution to char oxidation is negligible compared to the oxidation with O2.

"Being in government is a date with reality, and reality is often not as nice as a dream," was the quip he delivered with a smile, one that is usually omitted from diplomacy school.