Sentence examples for at completeness from inspiring English sources

Colin Davis (Philips) aims at completeness too, while Karl Boehm (Deutsche Grammophon) takes more liberties with arias and recitative.

Here, we consider a collaborative ontology building process which allows an entire group to be heard and to participate in the process of ontology building by reaching a consensus and usually aiming at completeness.

In this book I have aimed at completeness in the sense that all publications known to me, which are wholly or partly devoted to Malay and Bahasa Indonesia (B.I ., or are important for the study of these languages, have been included.

Therefore, in this study, we make no claim at completeness.

The alleged context factors were listed, aiming at completeness as well as consensus.

However, we do not aim at completeness; instead we interpret the sites examined here as a faithful representation of existing sites and assume that other sites not examined will deviate minimally.

Use refers to whether the checklist is used at all; completeness refers to the extent to which it is completed in full, without items being skipped; and fidelity refers to the extent to which items are performed as intended, with items ticked as complete only when checks have genuinely been made, at the right time and in communication with the whole team.

Asterisks, like footnotes, can be more distracting than clarifying, because they hint at a completeness to the story that a wise reader wouldn't otherwise think to presume.

However, a significant bottleneck remains in establishing correct sidechain assignments at sufficient completeness levels to drive the automated assignment of long-range NOEs20.

Mr. Moses, a prolific playwright ("Bach at Leipzig," "Completeness") who is making his debut writing a musical, said the exhibitionistic nature of reality TV made it a natural for the stage.

Following this course, the reviewer has been surprised at the frequency with which trade names turn up during the course of a day, and has been equally surprised at the completeness with which the dictionary has met all demands made upon it.