Sentence examples for definite and complete from inspiring English sources

The right so acquired are as definite and complete as if they were obtained by direct cession from the federal government.

That Greenpeace takes a dogmatic, not a scientific, approach was made clear when Lord Melchett, then director of Greenpeace UK, made the following statement on opposition to GM crops whilst appearing in front of the House of Lords: It is a permanent and definite and complete opposition based on a view that there will always be major uncertainties.

While HMPs provide opportunities for complementing the armoury of existing drugs, for their purportedly preventive and therapeutic purposes, the major problem with the use of herbal-based treatments is the lack of definite and complete information about the composition of extracts, resulting mainly from the trade secrecy of a number of herbal practitioners.

DEs and definite and indefinite integrals complete the first course.

Letting (n rightarrow+infty) we have (langle w^,uranglegeq frac{alpha-r}{2}|u|^{2}), this together with (50) yields (langle u^,uranglegeqfrac{alpha-r}{2}|u|^{2}), which justifies that the combined second-order subdifferential (breve {partial}^{2} f(bar{x}, bar{x}^)) is positive-definite and thus completes the proof of the theorem.

Take, for instance, the boast of General Sir Bernard (later Lord) Montgomery: "The victory has been definite, complete and decisive.

Positive definite and semidefinite: graphs of x'Ax.

"Promise reasonably inducing definite and substantial action.

Her decision was definite and traumatic.

To this end, anomalies in definite and indefinite NP were divided by the number of definite and indefinite NPs, respectively, to obtain definite and indefinite error ratios.

With a definite and disconcerting dash of Dame Edith Evans.