Sentence examples for missing but rather from inspiring English sources
Finally, he argued that in practice Nulls also end up being used as a quick way to patch an existing schema when it needs to evolve beyond its original intent, coding not for missing but rather for inapplicable information; for example, a database that quickly needs to support electric cars while having a miles-per-gallon column.
Some studies have found that it is not the amount of data missing but rather the amount of data remaining that matters in determining the accuracy of the phylogeny being inferred [ 10, 12, 33].
A more complicated situation arises when the non responses are not due to missing but rather that the question is interpreted as irrelevant for the respondent (something we seldom know).
Given the differences between the "Star Trek" ethos created by Gene Roddenberry and the one that Abrams and company represent, what's surprising is not that the new film sometimes misses but rather how many hits there actually are.
Something was missing, but I'd rather not know what.
"Wings of Desire," as Glenn notes, will soon be released on DVD by Criterion; I'm looking forward to watching it again to see what I've been missing; but I'd rather it were "Kings of the Road," which has never been released here on DVD.
I mean, it was mentioned he'd had a haircut earlier in the show - and yes, if you're catching up after the event, that really is the entertainment gold you've been missing - but rather than his hairline receding, it just looks as if the front of his head is inflating.
Sunderland, this season, have not been missing chances but rather failing to create them.
It's not about missing facts but, rather, a larger question, one that won't be answered anytime soon.
For the classification task, we did not remove missing values but rather replace them by the average value of the dimension.
Extinct animals are no longer seen as direct ancestors of each other (missing links), but rather as representatives of tree of life" (Padian 2008).
