Sentence examples for aware of the complete from inspiring English sources

"We're big fans of 'The Omnivore's Dilemma,' the idea of being aware of the complete supply chain," Ryan said.

He has recently said that his "All Palestine Government" should be allowed to join the United Arab Republic, but too many refugees are aware of the complete ineffectiveness of that "government," which, it is said in Gaza, withdrew to a coffee-house in Heliopolis, near Cairo, immediately after its founding speeches had been made in 1948.

The medical team in charge of the postoperative period was aware of the complete biological measurements except for BPW.

Use of CO meant that team members were encouraged to speak up in order to make the other members aware of the completed tasks or important changes.

The invitation is particularly focused on making the woman and the couple aware of the importance of complete pre-conceptional counselling, as a means of reducing possible adverse events in the human reproduction process.

14 Journal editors and reviewers have a responsibility to be aware of the importance of complete reporting of non-pharmacological interventions and to implement policies and processes to ensure that this occurs.

First, it would appear that it is somehow implied that individual students are aware of the benefit of completing their course of study.

When you watch, say, Charlie Chaplin's "City Lights" or "The General" by Buster Keaton, you are aware of such complete mastery of the emotional and narrative possibilities of cinema that color and sound seem like so much distraction and filigree.

This results in a state known as atammayata (pali): in contrast to the mind's tendency to contract around possible threats or opportunities, resulting in a rollercoaster ride of perceptions that leave us rattled, shaken and stirred, we keep the mind aware of our complete present experience allows us to remain unattached, releasing our fixation on worries that can quickly darken the mind.

In a POMDP, it is assumed that the underlying dynamics of the environment are Markov but due to hidden variables or limitations in, for example, sensory capability, the agent is not aware of its complete state.

This would not only require a complete set of DNA-RNA parameters (stacking energies are available [ 49], but we are not aware of a complete set of loop energies) but also further complicate the evaluation of the loop energy contributions since pure RNA and pure DNA loops will have to be distinguished from mixed RNA-DNA loops.