Under the batch availability constraint, the completion time of a job is defined as the time when the batch it belongs to is totally completed.
He sees it as a totally completed institution that does not need to learn anything new theologically from dialogue with other Christians or other religious groups.
In a written statement the Marxist economics professor said that while a third of the bailout review had been "totally completed" and a third "totally agreed", the rest remained subject to "political negotiation" – raising little hope of the talks concluding any time soon.
Reconstruction of the tunnel was planned to take 3 months, but reconstruction of the eastbound tunnel, which was not totally completed, took over eleven months.
Ronnie Splinter, the guitarist, was willing and able to actually collaborate on the song with me, but sadly, about three days before the record was totally completed, he passed away due to a battle with esophagus cancer.
The job of securing our nation against the threat of terrorism is a large one, and it may never be totally completed, but we have a much larger chance at success if we strengthen our own networks by enlisting the talents and energies of Americans.
Because the National Health Insurance was initiated from 1996, the claim data were not totally completed.
Questionnaires were totally completed by 6890 employees (79.4% of the responders), and completely blank questionnaires were returned by only 5 persons.
In addition, no tumor was found in any secondary recipient mice until 18 months after transplantation when liver repopulation totally completed in liver of recipients (Table 2).
The process, however, was not totally completed as the predominant nuclear expression of β-catenin and the persistent high levels of vimentin suggest.
For Gallus gallus, the assembly of the genome has not been totally completed; this is why we enriched information obtained from the sequence by RH mapping data when it was necessary.
