Sentence examples for acquired to complete from inspiring English sources

It incorporated about 1,900 miles (3,100 km) of preexisting trails and routes, while some additional 1,200 miles (1,900 km) were to be acquired to complete the path.

The image file counter is compared to the total number of images that need to be acquired to complete the acquisition.

Fourier transform infrared spectra were acquired to confirm complete thermal imidization of PAA films.

New high-resolution swath-bathymetry and seismic data were successively acquired to refine and complete the coverage of the Gondola Slide.

Newly installed as a trainee teaching assistant in Mrs Ward's class, I assumed I would have nothing more to do than manage the odd request for a forgotten bit of stationary as this group of year 5s, who were obviously bright and eager to learn, competed to be the first to use their newly acquired knowledge to complete the sums she had set them.

Imaging of I uptake was performed 24 hours after tumor bioluminescent images were acquired to allow for complete clearance of the luciferin.

The nonmetals (except boron) are in the groups to the right of Group 14; each has more than four electrons in its outermost shell and tends to acquire electrons to complete its octet, forming negatively charged ions.

In the latter case, A. pisum acquires partial to complete immunity to parasitism by the common parasitoid wasp Aphidius ervi via infection with the γ-proteobacterial symbiont Hamiltonella defensa [ 14, 22].

The test scenario consisted of twelve tasks and acquired 32 steps to complete (see Table 3).

Metastatic cells are a specialized subset of tumor cells within a primary tumor mass that have acquired the ability to complete the multistep metastatic cascade (for review [ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]).

Human infants of around 11 months of age have acquired the ability to complete the task, which indicates that they possess conceptual knowledge about the relationship between the means and the end, the spatial relationship between the two, and the features of the material serving as a support.