Sentence examples for omitting a few from inspiring English sources

Omitting a few technicalities, hysteresis nonlinearities are defined as deterministic, rate-independent operators.

In a ruminative essay, he once took to task the author of a book on anagrams for omitting a few gems.

Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff famously made an Excel goof — omitting a few rows of data from a calculation — that caused them to drastically overstate the negative GDP impact of high debt burdens.

The dark suit that I tried on a few weeks after our measuring visit – I have a feeling it cost £12 – was made by an industrial organisation that in the same year, 1960, turned out 1,739,397 made-to-measure garments that, when jackets and trousers were put together, and omitting a few waistcoats from the picture, became roughly equivalent to 850,000 men's suits.

Omitting a few of them because of unsuccessful vaccination jeopardizes the overall success, unless non-immunized individuals are taken under surveillance.

For very small amounts of missing data, this action may be justified, because omitting a few missings in a large data set is unlikely to affect the results of the study (Schafer 1997).

The ad, however, omits a few facts.

The résumé that Dr. Schlager submitted before being hired in 1998 had looked impressive, but omitted a few facts.

He transferred some of the solo parts to different voice types and omitted a few sections, including the chorus "Let all the angels of God worship him".

This isn't an exhaustive list -- it omits a few silents and some minor talkies -- but it does appear we've managed to pick out the biggest chunks.

To make the project tractable, we omit a few details, such as UDP checksums and fragmentation of long datagrams (see the extra credit section, or wait until the next assignment!).