Sentence examples for constitute a completed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in some applications, the union of probability models specified by the chosen null and alternative hypothesis does not constitute a completed model collection P (i.e., Ho ∪ Ha is smaller than P).

Sponge rubber may be molded to constitute a complete seat that is firm and comfortable.

We were right to replace them with less restrictive measures and I welcome the fact that the changes proposed do not constitute a complete return to them.

Her advisers acknowledge this would not constitute a complete solution — but neither would immigration bans, which they view as counter to American values.

These few minutes would constitute a complete, astonishing short on their own, yet they merely mark the climax of a film with reckless beauty to burn even in its incidental passages.

(123)–(125) constitute a complete mathematical description of the forward dynamic problem.

These equations, together with those of mass and momentum conservation of the continuous phase, constitute a complete set of equations which govern the macroscopic flow of disperse mixtures.

In any given energy interval, however, these may be evanescent or propagating eigenmodes and together constitute a complete set of available channels necessary for the scattering analysis.

In contrast to previous works, the parametric bistability conditions observed in this study constitute a complete set of necessary and sufficient conditions.

Finally, many bulkheads, grillages and decks, together constitute a complete hollow box whose behavior as a box girder may be assessed.

We show that certain numerical invariants associated naturally to a subfactor planar algebra constitute a complete family in the sense of determining the isomorphism class of the subfactor planar algebra.