Sentence examples for completely carried out from inspiring English sources

Some of his projects for paintings at this time were never completely carried out: one of these is the unfinished Joseph Bara, which is a tribute to a drummer boy shot by the royalists, and another is the sketched Oath of the Tennis Court, which was to commemorate the moment in 1789 when the Third Estate (the commoners) swore not to disband until a new constitution had been adopted.

Figures 1b, d and 2b shows the disappearance of this peaks which means epoxidation was completely carried out (conversion > 99%).

Many of the efforts relate to cheminformatics (the scope of this journal) and we believe that many of the publications in Journal of Cheminformatics could be completely carried out using Blue Obelisk resources and other Open Source chemical tools.

The design, analysis, and implementation for a 1.1-kW Single-Phase Inducompletelyr are carriedely carried out using a dSPACE DS1104 digital signal processor (DSP) based real-time data acquisition control (DAC) system, and MATLAB/Simulink environment.

Our benchmark was completely carried out for 10 threading and two standalone tools, PSIPRED and BLAST.

These results indicate the efficacy and sustainability of the Therapeutic Education program, that was completely carried out by a single pediatrician; in addition, it met with an elevated participant acceptance, suggesting a convenient therapeutic solution for skilled pediatricians and selected obese children, when Behavioral Therapy is not available or teamwork is poor.

Because, it is not always possible to completely carry out experiments at all of the possible operational temperatures and pressures range, generalized thermodynamic models, e.g. equations of state are constructed for computing of required VLE data.

Procedure failure was considered as the impossibility to completely carry out the PCI using the access point of choice and the need to shift to the opposite approach.

Procedure failure was considered as it being impossible to completely carry out coronary angiography using the access point of choice and the need to shift to the opposite approach.

The rate of procedural success, considered as the possibility to completely carry out PCI via the radial access point of choice, was similar between both radial approaches (98 of 100 [98%] patients for left versus 94 of 100 [94%] patients for right; P=0.28).

Technology is reaching the point where many traditionally human functions and roles can be supported or even completely autonomously carried out by automated systems.