Sentence examples for various omissions from inspiring English sources

Often this activity involves numerous iterations before a shared understanding of the product requirements is achieved since various omissions, ambiguities and assumptions have to be resolved.

Keichel admits a possible Boston-centric criticism and no doubt many will decry various omissions but as a reader I find the lack of encyclopedic coverage to be an asset that keeps the narrative line clear.

Without Freedom On reading the 291 points of the Political, Economic and Social Guidelines for the VI Congress, various omissions jump out at one.

The pushback has been strongest from the software community, which has taken exception to the piece's various omissions -- one observer pointed out, for instance, that the piece barely mentions software security.

These various omission responses have been recently interpreted in terms of a hierarchy of predictions (Wacongne et al., 2011), with each successive response representing prediction error at each successive processing level along the hierarchy.

Nor are the various gaps and omissions which the inspectors say exist in Iraq's declaration.

She treated the various misrepresentations and omissions as involving "three courses of action" related to the subject matter of the three collections of misrepresentations and omissions.

One is Ms Hussain's mother, Zakia Jafri, who has filed a petition against Mr Modi and 62 other officials, accusing them of "inaction" and "various acts of omission and commission" that contributed to the Gulberg Society massacre.

Thus, while Aristoxenus is quite plausibly taken to be the author of the core of the catalogue, it is likely that additions, omissions, and various changes have been made to the original document and hence it is impossible to be sure, in most cases, whether a given name has the authority of Aristoxenus behind it or not.

In the case of Deep Purple, there are a number of omissions for various reasons.

SAFs can be inaccurate and misleading under various circumstances such as omission of certain smoking-attributable cancers, use of unrepresentative relative risks, misclassified exposure status, and incomplete disclosure of assumptions concerning sensitivity.