Sentence examples for omitted by a from inspiring English sources

Grossman adds, "New York is actually quite stingy in providing for a spouse omitted by a premarital will; in most other states, she would be entitled to even more".

It does this by leveraging acoustics to analyse sound waves departing from the point of a touch, offering an alternative to traditional 'resistive' touch screens, which require pressure, or 'capacitive' screens, which utilise the static electricity omitted by a finger.

If the pore pressure omitted by a drainage system for the long life of the mine, there will be stable wall for this period.

The most significant of these features is the jettisoning of the default link between order and design, which is precisely the principle omitted by an influential series of papers in the BMJ.

Spin's review said: "a long stream of noise water is omitted by Pavement.... What a party!" A reviewer for Option praised the band's lo-fi characteristics and attitude, calling the EP "loose and intentionally lo-fi," and saying "let's hope this Pavement stays cracked".

However, the more recent publication of Nair et al. (2009), which is omitted by Mœller and Mousseau, shows a trend to a decrease instead of an increase of cancer incidence in HNBR areas.

At the end is Paul Revere's own description of his ride, which includes a fact omitted by Longfellow: his brief detention by four British officers, who, he writes, stopped him with raised pistols and the words "G-d d--n you, stop.

PAS and CNBh domains participate in channel gating, but at least twice in evolutionary history, the PAS domain has been lost and it is omitted by alternate transcription to create a distinct channel subunit in one family.

They pointed to Haig Boyadjian, who said he had explicitly told Weiner that he had been Said's classmate at St. George's, a fact omitted by Weiner.

Contrast the example of Miguel de Unamuno, a 20th-century Spaniard inexplicably omitted by Critchley.

This was omitted by Mr. Barak.