Sentence examples for simultaneously missing from inspiring English sources

This seems to be the point the show is simultaneously missing and making.

Like a fair number of psychological studies, this one confirmed the obvious while simultaneously missing it.

Bangs, who talked as brilliantly as he wrote, slates the then 32-year-old Mick Jagger for looking too old (oh Lester, what would you say now?), and rips into Bryan Ferry, calling him "the most vacuous excuse for a superstar yet presented" – a case of simultaneously missing and getting the point.

This is especially pronounced in sections where the data was simultaneously missing from both observation sites and where the data consists of smooth curves generated by the interpolating algorithm (Figure 7A).

This suggests that these mutations may define previously masked metabolic states, some of which it may be impossible to test experimentally, as several elements may be simultaneously missing, leading to cell death in vivo.

This probably includes some patients with exclusive respiratory acidosis, especially in countries where there is no use of advanced airway in the field, and simultaneously misses some patients with compensated metabolic acidosis.

After they are able to do up to four or five simultaneously without missing any, they can then get back behind the wheel.

Those pricks who pride themselves on being able to quote Nietzsche and Schopenhauer in the same breath while simultaneously completely missing the point, spending their time secretly re-watching the entire series of Breaking Bad because they have precisely zero friends.

This procedure simultaneously imputes missing values while determining optimal transformations among all imputation variables.

We simultaneously performed missing imputation, fitting of smooth curves to each woman's FM chart, and estimation of general temporal patterns across women by calculation of functional principal components, using a Bayesian approach [ 29, 47].

For one glorious season, all of these shows ran simultaneously: we miss you, 2012.