Sentence examples for complete entities from inspiring English sources
So, although we have principles at each level, those principles are not themselves complete entities at that level.
Since sentences are a kind of complete entities, they should be treated as a sort of proper names, but names destined to denote some specific objects, namely the truth values: the True and the False.
It is important to notice that the statistical difference (exclusively referring to the morphometric features of the fibroblasts) between the groups is in full accordance with the histological difference (referring to the tooth germs, as complete entities) between those groups.
Not so: now it appears as a complete entity it's clear that the most notable thing about The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters is the sheer brio of its erotic inventiveness.
Series 1's child abduction storyline very much felt like a complete entity, ambiguous ending notwithstanding; indeed, its return sees the show take on an entirely new crime, new location, and new characters.
And nobody is a complete entity, either; perhaps the single most horrific plot motif here is that in a world where identities can be created, hacked into, shed or altered with apparent ease, the full and true self is an endangered species.
Yet a secondary meaning of the word "supplement" seemed to Derrida to be playing around all Rousseau's uses of it: as the supplement to a dictionary supplies its missing terms, so writing, culture, harmony and masturbation all make up for deficiencies in what was supposed to be the perfect and complete entity to which they are in an ancillary relation.
This is primarily based on recent research that considers the structural behaviour of all horizontal members, without applied fire protection, acting as a complete entity within the building.
In the case study, the center points of the municipalities in the research area, as proxy for the complete entity, and the geographic center of the Port of Antwerp are considered as origins or destinations of the transport flows.
In English, integer is defined as "a whole number; a complete entity".
It was difficult to know the exact impact of entity recognition and normalization, since there was no complete entity annotation in BioCreative IV GO corpus.
