omitted造句

The quotation is omitted here.

The asterisked questions may be omitted.

The asterisked questions may be omitted.

If the content too little and should be omitted.

So it can not be omitted in collision calculation.

This is omitted from the diagram, for simplicity.

But that passage was omitted entirely from the Chinese transcript.

If a method has no parameters, the colons after the first can be omitted.

Prepositions that can be omitted include: "Dui" and "Duiyu" that mark target argument;

He omitted the details and focused on Burns' attitude towards Snape and Sirius.

Look at the false police reports that omitted or misstated crucial facts.

I have omitted calling on you for fear of disturbing you.

As I mentioned in the Part 1, I have deliberately omitted any discussion of general text editors.

As limited by the scope of this thesis, the operations of the system and some problem in designs are omitted...

Only the code dealing with the localized content is shown, with the non-relevant code omitted in the listing.

If time gets tight, these nice-to-see landmarks can be omitted to get us back on schedule.

Current intrusion detection system in general there is poor adaptability, false, omitted the issue of data overload.

The mulch can be omitted if an auto-irrigation system is used and timings of water are tightly controlled (see below).

The article al (also written as el) may be attached to surnames directly, separated from surnames with a hyphen or a space, or omitted altogether.

She began with her usual tricks to attract his intolerable loneliness, even before her and a few other dwarves of the tangle has deliberately omitted.

Oil and gas layers may often be omitted according to traditional base and procedure to choose layer location before production testing.

Decanting is probably as often performed unnecessarily on wines that don't need it as omitted (possibly for reasons of embarrassment) for wines that do.

The root is not necessarily the bass, except when chords are in root position, to be indicated by the Numbers 5 and 3, although such figuring is often omitted for chords in root position.

Some dialogs are unilaterally erected and removed by the program—for reporting on the progress of a time-consuming function, for example—so their designers may have omitted terminating commands.

Game on a lovely girl: drum omitted in the castle, he may be anxious that bad, you kind of player, start your brains to find ways to help him find his sister!

That's what the serpent omitted in his speech. He said If you eat of that fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, It's true in one sense but it's false in another.

But under given conditions, if a certain part is omitted and the sentence still reads smoothly in grammar, then there will be just changes of sentence meaning in varying degrees.

Although Prof Yu had omitted mentioning Laoshe as a world-class writer, it is widely held that he would have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature but for his untimely and tragic death in 1960s, a victim of the senseless Cultural Revolution.

for as at first I had no sense of religion upon my mind, I had after some time omitted to distinguish the weeks, by making a longer notch than ordinary for the sabbath-day, and so did not really know what any of the days were;