Sentence examples for which is omitted from inspiring English sources

The final circular includes an administrative note, which is omitted.

There is some fact which might be stated in connection with their allegations, and which would obviate their criminality, but which is omitted; and the omission, in my judgment, makes the indictments invalid.

A plate containing figures of the skeletons of a frog, a dog, and part of the skeleton of a bird (apparently there was no room for the skull, which is omitted), without a single bone labelled, is not likely to be of very much service even to the most elementary scholar.

In the Christian ethic, love, or charity, which is omitted from the list of the pagan philosophers, becomes the ruling standard by which all else is to be judged and to which, in the case of a conflict of duties, the prior claim must be yielded.

The proof of this lemma is similar to that of Lemma 3.1 and Theorem 4.2 in [13], which is omitted.

Taking into account the proof of Theorem 4.6, we can easily derive the following statement, proof of which is omitted.

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In the free energy function we keep the so called 'short-range correlation terms' which were omitted there.

In general, a good agreement is achieved; occurred deviation is mainly due to the behavior of the nanotube Y-junctions which are omitted by the EBC.

The first, which was omitted as ordinary business, would have required shareholder approval of any open-market share repurchase programs or stock buybacks adopted by the board.

It's a good fit for Amis's novel, which was omitted from the Booker prize shortlist in 1989 amid fierce debate after two of the prize's judges deemed it misogynistic.