Sentence examples for omit action from inspiring English sources
We show that images that predict a necessity to act were more likely to be recognized and remembered after a long retention interval (24 h) than those that predicted a necessity to omit action.
Our data highlight a hippocampal role in instrumentally omitted actions (see Supplementary Materials for similar results obtained in previous studies).
Humans typically act to cause effects in their environment, but at times they also voluntarily omit an action to cause a predictable effect.
As David Thomson put it in The New Republic, the movie "[dares] to omit essential actions because they have been delivered indirectly".
Mr. Sultan's large color prints omit explicit sexual action, focusing instead on mundane, peripheral aspects: tacky studios, suburban house settings or actors hanging out off camera.
A chart on Sunday listing American archdioceses and the effects they have experienced from the pedophilia scandals omitted the actions taken in Chicago in response to accusations against priests and carried a duplicate of the Detroit summary in their place.
Your "selective history" of affirmative action omits the first presidential articulation of the rationale for this policy (Week in Review, June 29).
This argument has, however, failed to persuade most legislators or market practitioners, who object to insider trading on the ground that it might deter outside investors.What "Law and economics in action" omits is more telling than what it includes.
But human rights groups, 12 of which presented their views here, rejected the report, saying that the government had ignored the pervasiveness of racial discrimination in the United States and that the report had omitted pledges of action to solve remaining problems.
(Action films often omit read-throughs, as the third act is mostly grunts and fireballs).
His lack of form saved the Australian selectors the difficult choice of whether to omit him because of his action and avoid a potential run-in with umpires in England.
