Sentence examples for complete means from inspiring English sources

But of course, complete means complete, and there is much here that is repetitive and dull, or merely cute.

The fact that the crystal would be electrically neutral were this bond complete means that, if an electron is missing, the vacancy will have a positive charge.

For the government, waiting until the company's investigation is complete means there is no significant commitment of taxpayer resources on a case that may not result in prosecution.

Complete means filling in every single section: skills and expertise, career history, adding an appropriate photo, a link to your company website and recommendations from the people who know you and your work best.

"The staff would frequently lose documents that took weeks to complete (means tests and such)," a friend wrote to me about his experience getting his father signed up for disability support.

The fact that SAT is NP complete means that all problems in NP are reducible to SAT.

The complete mean convergence analysis for the generalized case with arbitrary value of L is quite involved.

The complete mean reduction data for the WOMAC B (Stiffness) score are reported in Table  5.

The pilot instrument took between 5 and 25 min to complete (mean of 10.5 minutes, standard deviation 5.5 minutes).

The fact that it can be ignored once the initial cooking is completed means that the home cook is far more likely to make it than risotto, which requires constant stirring.

The fact that CCP is intractable (coNP-complete) means that there exist difficult problem instances that take exponential time in the worst case, while efficient algorithms for CCP exist when the number of policies is not too large.