Sentence examples for aspects of completion from inspiring English sources

There are many aspects of completion design where understanding the physical properties of hydrocarbons is fundamental.

Hsu (2013) coerced counterfactual reading with 如果 rúguǒ 'if' and 沒有 méiyǒu 'not' in antecedent clauses, together with 不會 búhuì 'not' and the aspect marker of completion le in consequent clauses, demonstrating counterfactual reading by Chinese speakers from the mismatch of syntax and semantics on different developmental stages.

These technologies include all aspects of the well completion process, such as optimization of cementing and sealing procedures, selection of materials and coupling of casings, temperature and strain measurements in wells using fiber optic technologies to monitor well integrity, and development of risk-assessment methods.

These ratings, on a 1 to 5 scale, were based on an overall evaluation of these six aspects of participation: attendance, homework completion (reading, answering questions, completing practice exercises), the quality of questions asked in class, active involvement in small-group discussions, ability to answer questions when called upon, and general class attentiveness.

KK served as project manager for Phase 1b, conducted interviews during Phase 1b, assisted in qualitative analysis and supported all aspects of manuscript writing and completion.

That is, practice of skills outside of therapy (i.e., homework) allows clients to master the skills believed necessary to affect symptoms, generalize these skills to their natural settings, and promote prolonged symptom improvement through extending therapeutic aspects of treatment beyond the completion of therapy (Kazantzis and Lampropoulos 2002).

Francez et al. (1992, Formal Aspects Comput.4, 582 591) propose a notion of completion to transform a non-equivalence-robust fairness notion to an equivalence-robust one while maintaining several properties of the source.

These studies usually measure different aspects of performance such as success, completion time, and errors.

Lab tests with large numbers of participants usually measure different aspects of performance such as success, completion time, and errors.

As noted above, one of the most negative aspects of MOOCs is the low completion rate; according to various studies, this varies between 5 and 15 % (Belanger & Thornton, 2013; Jordan, 2013).

In this regard, the stochastic analysis employed in this study does not only emphasise the aspects of the operation during drilling, completion and operation, it also focuses, to a large extent, on the rock properties and their variations.