Sentence examples for incomplete message from inspiring English sources
Some residents were frightened Thursday night when the state's Amber Alert system sent an incomplete message, Gov. James E. McGreevey said today.
The OLTC received a "complete" message from feeder 1 and an "incomplete" message from feeder 2. However, changing the tap position remained infeasible, so the OLTC agent did not execute voltage control.
A telegraph operator, Alfred John Jack Athertonon, was charged with manslaughter; the Crown alleged that he was negligent in passing an incomplete message.
I think we old people (professors and employers) are sending an incomplete message - this is not just about "Don't have a social media account"; it's not just about "Maintain a squeaky-clean image, so that when future employers Google your name they won't find anything questionable".
The OLTC agent received "incomplete" messages from the FCS agents in feeder 1.
It also supports describing an advanced negotiation protocol using broadcast and incomplete messages, and making decisions using a set of logical rules.
Despite adequate knowledge of counselling messages, antenatal counselling sessions were brief with incomplete messages conveyed to pregnant women.
We are profoundly concerned about the resurgence of partial or incomplete messages on HIV prevention, which are not grounded in evidence and have limited effectiveness.
This study investigates the effects of generating inferences (or failure thereof) with incomplete advertising messages on consumer's belief formation.
One of his primary goals, in editing the book, was to give air time to the less optimistic views of social scientists, and to start thinking about what an incomplete or indecipherable message from space might mean to humankind.
Negative entropy may also occur in instances in which incomplete or blurred messages are nevertheless received intact, either because of the ability of the receiver to fill in missing details or to recognize, despite distortion or a paucity of information, both the intent and content of the communication.
