Sentence examples for necessarily completed from inspiring English sources

These payments may differ from starting point to starting point and may not be necessarily completed in one period; therefore the net present value of the investment I will be applied.

In addition, in order to minimize congestion rent and the number of congested transmission lines, some lines that have not necessarily completed their life spans should be upgraded to higher voltages as well.

To enter period III, patients had to have been treated in (but not necessarily completed) period II.

Patients in early 2nd line treatment ("switch maintenance") will be offered training after 12 weeks, although they have not necessarily completed chemotherapy.

Thoracolumbar disc extrusions in chondrodystrophic dogs (Hansen type I protrusions) may progress over several days and are therefore not necessarily completed the day they are diagnosed.

The league's reversal is not necessarily complete.

Note: Students who need to complete 135 units at Stanford, should necessarily complete CME master's requirements.

A theme is a melody that is not necessarily complete in itself except when designed for a set of variations but is recognizable as a pregnant phrase or clause.

Given the precious real estate, as well as the candidate's presumable familiarity with the canon, the quotes are not necessarily complete but serve as shorthand for the entire passages where they appear.

The individual agents view of the domain ontology is not necessarily complete.

The following example ([16], Example 4) shows that a θ-complete partial cone metric space is not necessarily complete.