Sentence examples for complete extremely from inspiring English sources

Mariner 9 and Viking allowed better maps of Mars to be made using the data from these missions, and another major leap forward was the Mars Global Surveyor mission, launched in 1996 and operated until late 2006, that allowed complete, extremely detailed maps of the Martian topography, magnetic field and surface minerals to be obtained.

Recurrent networks are naturally sequential and Turing-complete, extremely powerful in sequence-to-sequence (also known as seq2seq or many-to-many) modelling (including labelling) [15].

The statistical analysis across trials and subjects demonstrated that separating the facial emotional expressions was completed extremely fast, within 100 ms post-stimulus.

The accidental death of his roommate Stewart, a law student whom Cal had dismissed as dull and artless, leads Cal to the perfect literary crime: the chance to pass off a piece of Stewart's work as his own -- a complete and extremely artful manuscript that no one else, he thinks, knows exists.

Gracie Charles' uncertain living situation made finding the time and physical space to complete applications extremely difficult.

The 1q21 region of chromosome 1 is a classic example, given its association with multiple clinical disorders and its complex architecture, with multiple regions of duplication that make complete assembly extremely difficult.

Pavement, the elegant, knotty rock band fronted by the guitarist and singer Stephen Malkmus, has just completed an extremely successful reunion tour that included a week of shows in New York.

In 2004, after Mr. Street completed an extremely difficult epoxy copy of the Bury St. Edmunds Cross, he was invited to carry the replica to the altar during high Mass at St . Edmundsbury Cathedralin the Suffolk region of England, where the cross is believed by some to have been made in the 12th century.

The success of the Universal Credit depends on the new computer system being completed "under extremely tight timelines," the employers' organisation, the CBI says.

Since this whole story is basically dripping in good vibes, I went to visit the Human Powered Vehicle lab just off of the U of T campus in Toronto to discuss the aftermath of completing an extremely difficult scientific challenge with Dr. Todd Reichert and Cameron Robertson and to see what they're up to now (hint: it rhymes with bead tikes).

Inside was the complete set of extremely detailed plans anddesign drawings needed to manufacture centrifuges.