Sentence examples for be regarded as completed from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, Cantor suggested a crucial distinction still regarded as "subjective", i.e., mathematically not precise, by Hilbert (as late as 1904, see van Heijenoort 1967, p. 131)—between totalities that cannot be conceived as a whole (the inconsistent ones) and those which can be regarded as completed (fertige Menge).
This process is repeated until all of the key points have been sent to the motion planner and executed by the robot, thus the assembly task is regarded as completed regardless of the state of the object, i.e. it relies completely on the human demonstration data.
A TB treatment was regarded as completed if the patient finished at least 95% of his treatment days according to his treatment category [ 7].
The training was regarded as completed when a bird had eaten mealworms from the tray on the log, and a minimum of 20min of training time had elapsed to familiarize the bird to the experimental room.
For our final sample, we obtain ⟨V/Vmax⟩ = 0.51 ± 0.27, i.e., the sample can be regarded as complete down to 0.45 Jy.
Mortality data from the population registry can be regarded as complete.
Even on the 10th day, unhealed area for wounds treated with either CES was 1.4%, which can be regarded as complete closure (<2.0%) in our experimental setting.
These novel TRIM complements should not necessarily be regarded as complete since in these species there are still regions not yet sequenced or unequivocally assembled.
In the East humans are regarded as complete when they participate in God; in the West humans are believed to be autonomous, sin is viewed as a punishable crime, and grace is understood as the granting of forgiveness.
Since all of the models in MSB are regarded as complete, distance is chosen to measure the dissimilarity.
There were 13 teaching hospitals in which fewer than 4 months is deemed sufficient, and in 20 cases having fewer than 500 examinations before the end of the residency is regarded as complete training.
