Sentence examples for omitted open from inspiring English sources

Various approaches to the construction have been proposed, however subtle implementational details are frequently omitted, open access to source code is limited, and few studies compare multiple algorithms in the context of a specific application.

The green part of the trust's larger open access policy may permit embargoes and omit open licences.

Other than a single paragraph item, like this letter, I urge all readers to omit opening paragraphs in future.Jan HarringtonNew York.

When this model was run omitting the open foods variable because of potential correlation with the number of actions taken, the estimate for the change in DDT levels associated with taking more than six actions was slightly stronger (–43%, 95% CI: –66, –6%).

1st over: Netherlands 5-0 (need 176 to win and 151 to qualify; Reekers 5, Kervezee 0) The left-arm seamer Sohail Tanvir, inexplicably omitted on Sunday, will open the bowling.

Cells on the open mire were omitted and are shown with light grey borders.

'The Crying Game' opens tonight (Photograph omitted).

Lucas Leiva could be heading for a Liverpool exit after falling out of favour with Brendan Rodgers and being omitted from the squad who opened the season with a win at Stoke City.

In the 1966 Lincoln Center production of the show, produced two years after the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed, this section of the opening chorus was omitted rather than having words changed.

However, sibling-based fixed effects models are no panacea because they leave open the possibility of omitted variable bias due to unobserved within-family heterogeneity.

Wales' Japan tour coach Robin McBryde admits omitting a specialist open-side flanker for the trip is a 'gamble'gamble