Sentence examples for miss has been from inspiring English sources

In fact, only the word "Miss" has been banished — replaced by "Ms".

To separate the SDRAM access time from the cache access time, a simplification is made such that the SDRAM access request from the core is not sent in parallel to an L2 cache request as in the actual Opteron; instead, the SDRAM request is issued only after an L2 miss has been encountered.

The concept of neonatal near miss has been proposed as a tool for assessment of quality of care in neonates who suffered any life-threatening condition.

99 The greatest potential for geographical miss has been seen when either the bladder increases in size or the rectum becomes smaller.

Ever since the 1990s, the interest of investigators in patients who survive an experience of severe maternal morbidity or near miss has been increasing, since the study of such patients may permit extrapolations to be made on the quality of care provided to women during pregnancy and in the postpartum [ 10- 29].

The concept of maternal near miss has been evolving during the past two decades as number of women dying from complications of pregnancy and childbirth is progressively decreasing in many countries, while the number of those with life-threatening complications who are treated and discharged home exceeds the number of those who die.

Asked if Soldado's miss had been decisive, Pochettino said: "I agree.

New Zealand captain Richie McCaw, 32, felt that Sexton's 75th-minute penalty miss had been crucial.

Even what is missing has been kept.

But what has been missing has been balance.

So far, no method exactly calculating the area of articular surface missing has been reported.