Sentence examples for ideal complete from inspiring English sources
Unlike winemakers, who for Americans have come to represent an artistic and pastoral ideal complete with glossy magazines devoted to their every move, butchers get no respect.
An ideal complete entry includes a conference title, location, dates, and a web site, but incomplete entries (including responsibly sourced rumors!) can also be useful.
Given this constraint, contracts among agents are necessarily finite and incomplete in comparison to the ideal complete contract that we model as infinite in detail.
Practical applications, some concepts to be considered, and lots of issues for realization of ideal complete systems for high-temperature catalytic combustion are discussed.
To make the mockery of the traditional masculine ideal complete, Tickle's segments are counterpointed with "Hee Haw -style scenes tHaw -stylee the ramblingscenesromanthatdoggerel ofeatureld moonshiner Jim the.
With sandwich walls, the hierarchical square lattice panels are light but render ideal complete stress strain curves with high compression strengths, stable displacement plateau at a relative high stress level and large densification strain in experiments.
However the details are filled in, the naturalist seems vulnerable either to a charge of either likely error or emptiness since, on the one hand, much science as presently constituted is all too liable to turn out false while, on the other, any appeal to an ideal completed science is apt to be as thin on content as our present grasp of what such an ideal science might say (Hampton 1998, chapter 1).
Gödel's theorems seemed to have shattered this ideal of complete knowledge.
I don't see the ideal of complete automation coming anytime soon.
Simple flowmeter designs which approach the ideal of complete immunity to velocity distribution are described.
This tradition serves to embrace the American stereotype that British people have bad teeth, and to ridicule the ideal of complete, blanched uniformity in the American mouth.
