Sentence examples for completely figures from inspiring English sources

Therefore, after the initial turmoil, and as the world becomes more unequal (Figure 2), cooperators rapidly take over the entire lattice and defectors vanish almost completely (Figures 1D and 3).

"We haven't completely figured out what it means yet," Dr. Grinspoon said.

But he hadn't, in either case, completely figured out why.

"When I completely figure everything out, which I intend to do, we can talk again," Cooper says, smiling.

Still, this much is clear: the Obama administration has yet to completely figure out how to rectify the disgraceful Bush detention policies, but it is getting there.

Almost by definition, the stuff you've got completely figured out is boring; it's the unresolved stuff that's compelling.

A strong sense of place, and all the sensory details that go with it, also functions to give me something to attach my characters to before I've completely figured out who they are.

Novak Djokovic has completely figured out how to play Rafael Nadal and even a pulled back muscle could not slow down Djokovic's march to his first U.S. Open singles title Monday night.

Even at relatively long deposition times, the surface was not covered completely (Figure 1e).

Plus, many of these users experience Facebook solely through their mobile phones, which the company hasn't completely figured out how to monetize yet.

"You can never completely figure something out in terms of basic research, but you [can] take something to a different plateau.