Some colleges convert the incomplete to a grade of F; others let the incomplete stand on the student's transcript.
It is not that what James Howard Kunstler says about Schuylerville, N.Y., is untrue; rather, it is incomplete ("Schuylerville Stands Still," March 25).
In these functional expressions, " is used as a placeholder for what Frege called the arguments of the function; the placeholder reveals that the expressions signifying function are, on Frege's view, incomplete and stand in contrast to complete expressions such as those in (a), (b), and (c).
Ordos in Inner Mongolia, where a community development was planned for one million people, stands incomplete and mostly empty a decade on.
To illustrate this point, Mr. D'Amico referred to his current project: a painting that stands incomplete against one wall of his studio.
Even incomplete, the museum stands as a modernistic cynosure, defiantly staring down its immediate neighbor, the gleaming white Capitol, where so many treaty promises to American Indians were written and broken.
And some people here now say that the grand house, which stands incomplete and for sale (asking price: $3 million, reduced from $4 million), was nothing more than a cynical billboard, visible from the church, that exploited faith, family and friends.
The analysis in the Sophist appears incomplete as it stands, though, since it only applies to subject-predicate sentences, where the subject succeeds in referring to something (262e, 263c): it is unclear how he would handle other types of statements, much less negative existentials.
Conclusion: Knee extension force offers an important but incomplete explanation of stand-up performance from low surfaces by elderly women.
In fact with one stand incomplete, and another closed, there was a curiously bloodless atmosphere from the start, and it was the Cobblers who made the early running.
