Sentence examples for complete depression from inspiring English sources
BRTs, defined as the time after the onset of a critical driving event when the participant initiated a braking response by depressing the brake pedal to over one third of its complete depression, were measured.
The color of the lead object was yellow when the accelerator pedal was depressed more than one third but less than two thirds of its complete depression; otherwise, the lead object turned gray to highlight the fact that the participant was "driving" either too fast or too slow.
This complete depression in the anomaly of NiCo codeposition was attributed to the anodic dissolution of the freshly deposited metal atoms resulting in the simultaneous dissolution of the adsorbed monohydroxide species occurring between −0.3 and 0 V.
Rather than falling into complete depression at such an early point in the game, let's work under the assumption that the people involved were so tired that they didn't know what they were doing.
Unlike them, he does not have parents who are worried about the producers -- his recently widowed mom was suffering from what she calls "complete depression" during much of the Dream Street controversy, and all the wrangling only made her more depressed.
Cooling even faster for instance, by quenching the steel at about 1,000° C per minute results in a complete depression of carbide formation and forces the undercooled ferrite to hold a large amount of carbon atoms in solution for which it actually has no room.
In this way, both short and complete depressions could be detected, despite the long run of the button.
Both groups completed depression assessments prior to and immediately following the intervention and 6 months after the intervention.
Finally, they completed depression questionnaires and provided information for other scales.
Part I also required participants to complete the Depression Attitude Scale (DAS) [ 15] which consists of 20 statements regarding the physician's attitudes about depression and its treatment.
Even before the hotel was complete, the Depression had descended on the Upper East Side, indirectly preserving the remaining low-rise buildings like the odd little houses just opposite that would, 17 years later, be razed to make way for the gallery.
