Sentence examples for completion and completion from inspiring English sources
This chapter describes the process of well construction and then discusses completion and completion design.
Programs would unbundle into competency-based components with a much higher likelihood of completion, and completion rates would soar.
Educational attainment and enrollment are conditional upon HS completion, and completion is conditional upon enrollment in that degree.
However, DTC program completion rates are low and little is known about the effectiveness of lower levels of program participation.We examined how DTC program referral, enrollment without completion, and completion, affected re-arrest rates during a two-year follow-up.We used statewide North Carolina data from criminal courts merged with DTC data.
Considerable variability was seen between sites in terms of timeliness and completion, and completion rates did not necessarily correlate with accuracy.
Paulus, a former Duke basketball player, ended his one-year career with the Orange by breaking the team record for completions and completion rate.
According to Pro Football Focus, Manning led the league in attempts, completions and completion percentage on passes of 10 to 19 yards that were aimed outside the numbers.
For this purpose, we define three features: the time between two successive local optima ( Δ time ), their difference in completion ( Δ completion ) and the time between a local maxima and the moment when the completion reaches again the same level as the local maxima for the first time ( Δ s a m e l e v e l ).
This is shown to be useful in partial scan completion, scene completion and segmentation tasks.
Concern about high school completion, college completion, and the literacy level of adults has focused almost exclusively on the role of U.S. schools.
All test questions are multiple choice with the exception of the Writing subsection, which encompasses sentence completion, paragraph completion and a short essay, in addition to the multiple choice questions (Gukrip Gukje Gyoyukwon [National Institute for International Education], 2010).
