Sentence examples for the long missing from inspiring English sources

Or at least the long missing.

What we get, overall, is the long missing unified criterion of identity for rational and irrational numbers, both of which can now be treated as elements in an encompassing number system (isomorphic to, but distinct from, the system of cuts).

It had first been proposed by Meijer et al. that the product of the automatically annotated gene KIAA0652 could be the long missing homolog of yeast Atg13, although its primary sequence is very weakly conserved and could only be identified after an iterative PSI-BLAST search.

So as we approach the 150th anniversary of the book's publication, let us vow to reinsert the long missing "on" and recapture Darwin's original intent.

At Negron's apartment, Boyle, Ricci and other officers discover a finely carved statue head, the Head of the Primavera, a long missing segment from the Ponte Santa Trinita.

Does the ascendancy of Mr. Hu, who just met with President Bush in Washington, augur a restoration of the terpsichorean element long missing from the politics of great powers?

The scarcity may have lasted a bit too long, missing the press cycle and thus an opportunity to extend the product's shelf life as a product vertical.

Above all, in the archives I see links long missing in one of the most enduring puzzle of modern times--the Battle of the Marne, 1914.

Black Messiah is really good: a dense, funky, political album in which the singer – for so long missing, presumed lost to drugs, alcohol, legal trouble, traffic accidents, prevarication and record company politics – rose definitively from the dead.

These emerging options complement our 'static/global' monitoring with dynamic regional information long missing from the optimal care of the ventilated patient with critical illness.

These emerging options complement current 'static/global' monitoring of mechanics and gas exchange with dynamic regional information long missing from the optimal care of the ventilated patient with critical illness.