Sentence examples for completion thus from inspiring English sources

The first time round Thwaite had come in for some stick from reviewers because of what they saw as his eccentric presentation of the poems, though all he had done was arrange them in chronological order of completion, thus mingling published and unpublished work and ignoring Larkin's own arrangements in the four slim volumes that he brought out in his lifetime.

Receipt and initiation of modules were staggered based on subject-specific completion; thus, while Figure 2 would suggest stages 2 and 3 overlapped, at the respondent level there was no overlap, though an individual could be completing a stage 2 module at the time that another was initiating a stage 3 module.

Most creativity measures, such as divergent thinking tasks, the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, story writing, and collage-making tasks, involve paper and pencil or other materials for their completion, thus making them difficult to implement in neuroimaging paradigms (Abraham & Windmann, 2007; Fink et al., 2007).

Upon completion, we thus have G[U∪C], whereby U∪C is a CDS of G.

Pipeline, wells and well completion must thus be designed such that a high level of fluctuation can be handled in the entire system.

Like Blend, the Original Tech team wants to take the pain out of the application process for borrowers, while also increasing application completion, and thus increasing the number of loans issued by lenders.

First, the vouchers were renewable contingent on grade completion, and thus the program included an incentive component voucher winners faced a stronger reward for doing well at school.

However, we noted that the deadline influenced the completion time thus it could have been faster or slower depending on the set deadline.

φ is the decline rate, and a larger φ indicates that the profits decrease rapidly with the increase in completion time, thus the delay tolerant level of the task is low.

In most species, this may mean stimulating embryonic development before clutch completion, and thus, according to this hypothesis, the nestling hierarchy is not necessarily adaptive in itself but is instead a by-product, at least in part, of incubation onset adaptively timed to reduce embryonic mortality.

The teacher completion was thus 5115/10 431 of eligible children (49%) or 5115/13 971 of all survivors (37%).