Sentence examples for completion as well from inspiring English sources

Therefore we analyzed time to completion as well as completeness of discharge letters by department.

In this context, infrared thermography represents a viable inspection means since it is non-contact, non-intrusive and can be used to monitor the entire existence of a product, from its manufacturing process to completion as well as in-service life.

Among the most important phenomena that cause shale to swell are osmotic effects associated with interaction of wellbore fluid with natural pore fluid during drilling and completion, as well as physio-chemical interactions between the reactive components of shale and the surrounding fluid (Chenevert 1970; Steiger 1993; Zhang et al. 2004).

It was a treasure trove that included thousands of unpublished photos, art, illustrations, and articles in various stages of completion, as well as dozens of Guccione's paintings.

It was a treasure trove that included thousands of unpublished photos, art, illustrations, and articles in various stages of completion, as well as dozens of Guccione's paintings.

With state budgets still reeling from a protracted recession and high unemployment, funding must be targeted to reward degree completion as well as enrollment - setting up incentives for campuses to provide the support students need to finish their degrees.

The evidence for this is actual construction activity, indicated by property completions as well as cement production (see chart 1).

Solving a jigsaw puzzle is known to be an NP-complete problem [60], and requires highly specific cognitive capabilities and observational skills (e.g. recognizing matching patterns in images, and using context to infer likely word completions) as well as tedious repetitive work.

For a performance metric analysis, we consider the latency, i.e., completion time, as well as the throughput (tasks completed per unit time).

Despite the quantity of research, there remains a controversy as to precisely which behavioral paradigms should be used to best tap into pattern separation and pattern completion processes, as well as to what constitute legitimate outcome measures reflecting impairments in pattern separation and pattern completion.

Highly Trusted Sponsor status requires institutions to satisfy criteria like minimum enrollment rates and course completion rates, as well as being subject to periodic inspections by the British Home Office.