Sentence examples for exactly a missing from inspiring English sources

The Maysles' movie Salesman (1969) was a study of salesmen going door-to-door in the US, selling Bibles, and this hard-hitting study forms a kind of link – though perhaps not exactly a missing link – between Arthur Miller's 1949 play Death of a Salesman and David Mamet's 1984 play Glengarry Glen Ross.

Indeed, the challenge problem is exactly an example of a missing value estimation problem, for which many algorithms have been developed [21].

Redundant SNP marker alleles were reduced to a single representative per "marker bin" using an R script that compared allele inheritance across the population and removed each progeny that matched a previous progeny exactly, treating missing values as wild cards [ 27].

His wider point is that much current research into the effectiveness of digital ads is problematically narrow and so is exactly missing a broader picture of how consumers might engage with alternative types of less privacy-hostile marketing.

It's exactly what is missing from a trip to the local shopping centre.

Customers may not be able to articulate what exactly is missing or where the design went wrong, but they know what feels right and what doesn't.

Since 2001, Mr. Khodorkovsky has poured money into projects aimed at creating exactly what's missing in Russia: a civil society.

When someone loses an arm or a leg, we know exactly what's missing; but with the loss of memory, something greater than memory is at stake.

The super-saturated, unadulterated joy shining out from the canvases is a stark reminder of exactly what is missing.

"It's exactly what's missing in the literature," said Marques, a psychologist at the Harvard-affiliated Massistanttts General Hosprofessor assistant professor of psychology in the Harvard Medical School Department of Psychiatry.

And that is exactly what is missing between the U.S. and Europe — a real bridge.