Sentence examples for content and lack from inspiring English sources

The film is the latest from Jean-Luc Godard, an auteur considered one of the greatest, so the content and lack of plot will be of little concern to his devotees.

Also addition of noise-like content and lack of harmonics can be observed for whispered speech.

Unfamiliarity with the text content and lack of vocabulary to tackle a variety of text types may impede students' understanding of materials read.

In pile P 0 (100 kg), flower waste lump formation was observed on the third day and it was possibly due to excess moisture content and lack of air passage between the particles.

Cassava (Manihot esculanta) peel is routinely fed to ruminants in Ghana and most parts of Africa, but the low protein content and lack of suitable protein supplements limits its full exploitation in small ruminant production systems.

The surplus of content and lack of space forces Facebook into the role of the 'bad guy' for filtering the feed in an attempt to show the most relevant posts (plus some ads).

Several of the issues she raises chime with concerns highlighted in the Oakley report, which noted that many people found the letters they received "complex and difficult to understand" and "overly long and legalistic in their tone and content" and lacked "personalised explanations of the reason for sanction referrals".

However, this early HD signal displays low directional information content and lacks stability both within and across trials.

As expected, the energy-transducing NDH-1 activities were almost completely abolished for the H249A, H249K, E288Q, E288D, E308Q, R311A, and R556A mutants that earlier showed very low ferricyanide activity along with highly reduced subunit contents and lack of NDH-1 assembly.

This problem of documentation deficiencies (including handwritten problems either on format or content clarity) and lack of standardization led to errors of interpretation by the reviewers, who were obliged to synthesize what information was present.

It put forward three reasons for the poor take-up: unclear pathways into apprenticeships for young people, limited educational content, and a lack of employer involvement in a sector dominated by small providers.