Sentence examples for change is complete from inspiring English sources

The job was done, and Haise reported, "Our do-it-yourself lithium hydroxide canister change is complete".

The change is complete when I realise, first to my horror and then to my delight, that I cannot remember what day of the week it is.

"Bringing together the three brands means it will be even easier for customers to manage their finances as they will have access to over 1,300 branches once the change is complete.

Mr. Samaras, the head of a center-right party called New Democracy, has argued that his commitment to reform, deficit reduction and structural change is complete, but that Greece needs time to encourage economic growth.

It seems that no international gathering, be it to discuss financial reform or climate change, is complete without Lula, a former metal worker and trade-union leader whose bonhomie and instinct for conciliation between political opposites make him friends everywhere.

His review last October was hailed by Tony Blair as the most important document to land on his desk, and no discussion of climate change is complete without a reference to Sir Nicholas's headline conclusion - that it is cheaper to tackle the issue than to wait and deal with the consequences.

This change is completed with the precipitation of glass pockets though the creep rate gradually increases with increasing the volume fraction.

This can be justified by the fact that the temperature of PCM remains constant or decreases gradually during phase change, but decreases exponentially once the phase change is completed.

Most of the change in end-expiratory lung volume occurs within the first minute, and change is completed within 2 minutes following a PEEP increase or decrease.

In the case of the O → S transition, the number of protein ligand contacts in the binding site increases only after the conformational change is completed.

In early ARDS, most of the ΔEELV occurs within the first minute, and change is completed within 2 minutes, following an increase or decrease in PEEP.