Sentence examples for reaches complete from inspiring English sources

CO yield increases with the space time and temperature while CO2 yield has a maximum at 923 K, which coincides with the space time at which the system reaches complete conversion.

Here we report pressure relaxation behavior only for CO2 gas because of increasing relative errors associated with the equation-of-state for supercritical CO2 before it reaches complete thermodynamic equilibrium.

Typically, HO develops between 1 and 5 months after spinal injury, and can continue to be active even 5 years after the onset of paraplegia [6]; in some cases, it never reaches complete maturity [7].

Then, the network (2.2) reaches complete synchronization in finite time, and we have the following synchronized state equation: dot{s}(t) = f bigl( {t,s(t),sbigl(t - {tau_{1}}(t) bigr)} bigr) - {c_{tau}}b_{ii}^{1}{ Gamma_{tau}} bigl( {sbigl(t - {tau_{2}}(t bigr) - sbigl(t - {tau _{3}}(t bigr)} bigr), quad i = 1,2,ldots,N.

Musicologist Robert Donington writes similarly: "[The score] contains no element which was not based on precedent, but it reaches complete maturity in that recently-developed form.. Here are words as directly expressed in music as [the pioneers of opera] wanted them expressed; here is music expressing them... with the full inspiration of genius".

During load cycle the material reaches complete transformation to martensite, getting maximum strain of 8%.

It's terribly unfashionable to say it, but women will never reach complete parity with men.

The steroids agreement, a person familiar with the development said last night, is conditional on the two sides reaching complete agreement on a new labor contract.

"The parties have reached complete agreement on what's an infraction, how you decide a case and what are the penalties," said Mr. Doniger, who attended the meeting.

Mr. Thomas and other lawmakers said part of the problem was that House and Senate Republicans had not reached complete agreement among themselves on several major issues.

Women's cycle racing has some way to go to reach complete equality, but today's racers owe a considerable debt to postwar pioneers such as Eileen Gray, who has died aged 95.