Sentence examples for completion of the act from inspiring English sources

The intrusion of his unsuspecting mother brings his efforts to a halt, but her innocent touch on his side only results in the inadvertent completion of the act.

Completion of the ACT resulted in a potential score of between 5 and 25; a score of ≥ 20 indicated "well-controlled" asthma and a score of <15 suggested "poorly controlled" asthma.

The mean time for completion of the ACT instrument section of the TREC survey in the sample reported in this paper was 11.08 minutes (standard deviation: 2.93 minutes), close to our goal of 10 minutes.

The poor quality of the seed itself was then a cause of reduced desire for sexual intercourse so that either intercourse was avoided altogether, obviating any possibility of reproduction, or a man might experience weak, unsatisfactory erections preventing completion of the act of intercourse.

His efforts led to the completion of the third act and the presentation of the complete opera in 1979.

Here is the most "popular" of 11 operas by Franco Alfano, who nevertheless remains better known for his completion of the third act of "Turandot," based on Puccini's sketches.

Cerha is best known for his completion of the third act of Berg's Lulu, and his paraphrase takes a variant of the symphony's opening motto as the starting point for a journey into astringent Bergian darkness and back.

Pharmacists will be allocated to different groups, one group will be trained in and provide the I-MUR service immediately after completion of the baseline ACT score, the other group will receive training in the I-MUR and provide this service three months later.

ENO opts for the now standard Friedrich Cerha completion of the unfinished third act, but there were moments in its opening scene when one wishes they had gone for the tauter version by Eberhard Kloke used for WNO's production in 2013.

The act of expression brings to completion the act of inspiration by means of this material.

All of Benjamin's major essays of the 1930s derived their impetus and orientation from his Arcades work, and served to defer its completion in the act of elaborating its elements.