Sentence examples similar to practically complete reliance from inspiring English sources

Both deswelling and reswelling are practically complete in 14 s.

Practically complete natural gas conversion has been obtained.

Spiders are remarkable for their complete reliance on predation as a trophic strategy.

The most outstanding are Vaticanus, which is an almost complete 4th-century Old Testament Sinaiticuss, of the same period but less complete; and the practically complete 5th-century Alexandrinus.

At the time of Michelangelo's death in 1564, the drum for the massive dome was practically complete.

The herbarium is practically complete as far as the flora of North America and the West Indies goes.

Guignol's Band is almost the final stage of Céline's "telegraphic" style, the nearly complete reliance on ellipses and exclamation marks.

To deliver on the promises world leaders made, we will need to leave coal and oil in the ground and move toward a complete reliance on clean energy.

"We believe this is the biggest step in our industry's move away from our historic, virtually complete reliance on petroleum to power vehicles".

Berlin's complete reliance on a musical secretary, rather than undermining his reputation, offers further proof of his astonishing ability; Berlin was a genius in spite of himself.

Hospital director Javier de Joz told reporters that his mobility was "practically complete and natural".