Sentence examples for completeness in which from inspiring English sources

The playwright Itamar Moses is part of the team adapting Jonathan Lethem's novel "The Fortress of Solitude" into a musical; Playwrights Horizons begins its season with Moses's "Completeness," in which a computer scientist and a molecular biologist fall in love.

… The idea is to create a fullness, a totality, a completeness in which our charter schools help to uplift our traditional public schools".

In a world in which multiple brands offer similar products, the completeness of the user experience--in which all brand elements interact in a coherent whole--can mean the difference between success and failure.

To optimize completeness, we excluded measurements from calendar years in which completeness was judged insufficient.

McCawley wrote that "A hatrack expresses exactly the same thought as He bought a hatrack and hence doesn't express any less complete a thought: the difference between the full sentence and the sentence fragment is not in the completeness of the thought expressed but in the completeness of the form in which it is expressed".

My consorts through the years have, I believe, found my going off to church, usually alone, an annoying affectation, and not, as I felt it, a piece of completeness, of the armor in which a good citizen sallies forth: "Since we belong to the day," Paul wrote the Thessalonians, "let us be sober, and put on the breastplate of faith and love, and for a helmet the hope of salvation".

The clustering proportion will depend on the completeness of the sampling, in which increasing sampling fractions will identify more clustering (39, 40 ).

Level 3 of diagnostic certainty: only clinical findings consistent with GBS (or MFS), in the absence of an identified alternative diagnosis The 53 centers from the four Regions in which completeness of case reporting was verified against hospital administrative discharge data contributed to 68.7%% of the cases included.

It is associated with the fragmentary and a promise of completeness which "in turn alludes to beauty and the potentially whole and holy order of things" (RB 32).

Thus there is a sense in which the completeness of the state is maintained by unitary time evolution.

But it may be argued that the mathematical fictionalist only requires the conservativeness of the set theory in which the completeness theorem is proved.