Sentence examples for complete properties from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the sooner they complete properties for rent, the sooner they can move tenants in and start making money.

The exact number of laccases in L. edodes is unknown, as are their complete properties and biological functions.

Once foam generation was complete, properties such as foam height, liquid drainage, half-life, decay time and density were recorded by the dynamic foam analyzer.

The principal conclusion is that rotation and lamination is capable of accessing a substantial subset of the complete properties closure when the initial polycrystal lamina possesses a strong crystallographic texture.

A detailed presentation of this position would have to specify the relation between the complete properties for which there are no Forms, the manner in which particulars have these properties, and the incomplete properties for which there are Forms, and the manner in which these Forms are the way they are.

For instance, do the remarks about the Form of the Good being responsible for the knowability of Forms extend only to the Forms of Incomplete Properties, or does the Good somehow condition one's knowledge of the complete properties and facts about the external world?

Instead of lending money to buy a house, the bank uses diminishing musharaka (a partnership system) and ijara (a leasing arrangement) schemes to complete property purchases.

Last fall, as soon as Nassau County received the results of its first complete property tax reassessment in more than 60 years, homeowners started to complain.

Landlords are rushing to complete property purchases before stamp duty changes come into effect in April, with solicitors working over the bank holiday weekend to make sure deals are completed in time.

Buy-to-let landlords, estate agents, mortgage lenders and solicitors firms are locked in a last-minute battle to complete property deals before a stamp duty rise that takes effect at midnight on Friday.

So we all share the pain this weekend on the news that would-be landlords are rushing to complete property purchases before stamp-duty changes come into effect this week, with solicitors working over the bank holiday to make sure deals are completed in time.