And while certainly some memoirs might whitewash the past, and others might omit unsavory details, the kind of memoir I wanted to write required being hard on myself publicly.
"I thought I might omit this part, let it settle silently into the muck where it belongs, but it seems that isn't possible.
Richard A. Cook, the other half of the architectural partnership, said he thought designers and builders benefited from the program because they otherwise might omit steps.
Patients with within-object neglect tend to ignore parts of objects and patients with between-object neglect might omit complete objects presented next to another object.
If we are aware of the clusters in the network, we might omit the connections crossing clusters when we infer the network from cascades.
Moreover, the lack of surveillance in most Northern provinces might omit the occurrence of influenza viruses other than H9N2 and N5 subtypes.
This technique provides good precision in terms of reporting events that did in fact exist in the real-world, but might omit informative events that did not receive media coverage.
The patent describes a smart to-do list that combines natural language processing for easy text entry, with contextual information sourced from your device to fill in all the little details that you might omit in making a casual task entry.
I add ground pork, but you can certainly make it vegetarian, in which case you might omit the rice vinegar and even the ginger.
He also created one showing a standing figure of Lafayette, based on a statement by Thompson that they might omit the horse.
