This can be seen as a multimodal application of Ruppenhofer and Michaelis (2010) notion of genre-based argument omission, which they discuss in relation to the language of, for instance, diaries or recipes, where the subject or the object is routinely left out thanks to the conventions of the specific genre (e.g., Went to the cinema for a diary entry
"Jazz & Pop '75 All-Star Readers' Poll"
Gopinath D, Wie CC, Banerjee M, Thangavelu L, Kumar RP, Nallaswamy D, et al
Hmmm, it seems too easy Keen to find out if it would actually work, we put it to the test
Place trap where pantry months or beetles have been seen
As industrial designers, we discussed using a Roomba-like vacuum cleaner that could drive around a city to suck up all cigarette filters laying around, Van der Vleuten told Digital Trends