Sentence examples for omitted in time from inspiring English sources

What Warren St. John omitted in "Time to Render Unto Doormen" (Dec. 21) is that for preferential treatment, big tips can be trumped by sincere treatment of the staff throughout the year.

By the use of a technical parameter, the terms for the calculation of storage costs are omitted in time period (t_{E} + 1), as the value of storage carryover at the end of the planning horizon is already considered within the residual value [cf. (2)].

Additionally, the investigators were "unable to confirm Rhoads's other claim (omitted in Time 's account) that he had 'transplanted cancer into several patients.'" During the investigations, Ivy Lee, who handled public relations for the Rockefeller family, and a team at the Institute began a campaign to defend Rhoads' reputation.

Interview by Catherine Saint Louis Correction: November 5, 2000, Sunday A credit was omitted in The Times Magazine on Oct. 22 for a portrait of Helen Dixon, daughter-in-law of the photographer Dorothea Lange.

This analysis was conducted as described above, except that that PEAKS identification was omitted in the interest of time.

The frequent repetition, intended for the mostly illiterate audience of Muhammad's time, is omitted in Abdolah's translation.

Hence, the notion of time is omitted in the definition of the variables introduced in the rest of the article.

Where repeated measures ANOVAs were employed, main effects of time were omitted in the interests of clarity.

Influence analysis, where one study at a time was omitted in the calculation of the pooled OR, was used to determine the individual effect, if any, of each study on the summary outcome.

Very long speeches tend to get repetitive and boring, while short speeches can lack detail or require entire chunks of a speech to be omitted in order to meet the time limit.

Perhaps because of this flexibility, the time update is often omitted in the EnKF literature [9, 13].