Sentence examples for omitted ones from inspiring English sources

Effectively, we have simulated the behaviour of a large network of oscillators by actually simulating a much smaller one, carefully choosing which oscillators to simulate (and how to couple them so as to also capture the effect of the omitted ones).

Correction: August 18 , 2001 Saturday An article on Thursday about the Women's National Basketball Association playoffs omitted one name in listing winners of the most-valuable-player award.

Anthony Tommasini's thought-provoking article on the growing use of microphones in classical music omitted one factor that I find crucial as both a listener and performer.

Your article on nursery puddings ("The Worldly Pleasures of Nursery Puddings," March 22) omitted one salient point.

Additionally, each study was omitted one at a time to evaluate the influence of that study on the pooled estimate.

Our list below omitted one Russian.

The Gazetteer chart with the article omitted one of the area's ZIP codes.

What a pity then that biographer Steven Gimbel (Review, 13 June) omitted one of the greatest: curiosity.

A caption about climate change in Science Times yesterday omitted one picture credit and misstated another.

The column omitted one pertinent element of Mr. Bellone's relationship with the Fire Department.

He conveniently omitted one of my ongoing hitting streaks from my player report.