Sentence examples for definition and completion from inspiring English sources
As Giuseppe works away, David Korins's adroitly designed pedestal slowly collapses to reveal Demeter's definition and completion.
Art, by definition, resists completion and stasis - it is a continually developing process, and Tapscott takes this into account by acknowledging that the truest sense of his work lies in the experience of viewing as well as creation, rather than just the physicality of the object.
The reporting of the clinical trial is also unclear about the definition of completion of treatment, and whether some of the dialysate might have been collected before FPSA was complete as the perfusion rate used equated to a sampling period exceeding 5 hours.
To spell out the exact definition of the "possible" or the story's other highlighted words, like "donations" and "completion," would be unfair.
Completion rates will be collated at the end of the intervention period and compared between the hospital and home-based groups, with an a priori definition of completion as undertaking a minimum of 70% of planned pulmonary rehabilitation sessions [ 35].
While the definition of completion varied across studies, a dose response was found between attendance rates and changes in lifestyle and physiological risk factors [ 18, 19].
How long between exchange and completion?
The graphic promises regeneration and completion.
Adapted drilling and completion technologies.
Particle damage from drilling and completion.
