Sentence examples for missing arguments from inspiring English sources

We have on the one hand the ability of implicit parameters to magically supply missing arguments of a matching type.

For the hierarchical reasoning of predicates, we propose a manipulation of arguments in which surplus and missing arguments in derived predicates are eliminated and supplemented.

As discussed by Allen, McDermott and Shoham in research on temporal logic and as applied by Nitta et al. to legal reasoning, if each predicate is interpreted as an event or action (not as a static property), then missing arguments should be supplemented by existential terms in the argument manipulation.

For example, a type-checker pinpoints missing arguments or wrong types when using function symbols in algebras or the grammar.

Aside from type errors and missing arguments, the compiler detects also infinite cyclic recursions and warns when some recursion leads to exponential complexity.

Political economy may offer us the missing argument.

Despite her health problems, Ginsburg has never missed arguments.

Typical errors include wrong assignment of arguments, wrong event types, and missed arguments.

The FOMO — fear of missing out — argument is one that was wildly pervasive in Silicon Valley just a few short years ago.

However, the missing heritability argument tends to be phrased in terms of common variants of small effect (lower-right circle) versus rare variants of large effect (upper-left circle; Goldstein, 2009; Hirschhorn, 2009; McClellan & King, 2010; Schork, Murray, Frazer, & Topol, 2009).

Have I missed any arguments, or any important rebuttals?