George Antheil's unfinished setting of 'Cyclops' as an opera attests this attempt.
A positive by-product of Richard's paradox in Brouwer's work (1907, p. 149) is the notion of denumerably unfinished set, i.e., a set in which we can determine only denumerable subsets of elements, but where these denumerable subsets do not exhaust the given set, so that one can immediately produce new elements of the set from any given denumerable such subset.
The major posthumous work so far published, Suite Francaise, consists of two novellas (the third being unfinished) set in a French village under Nazi occupation.
Typical examples of denumerably unfinished sets are the totality of countable ordinals, the points of the continuum, and in particular, as could be shown using Richard's paradox, the set of all definable points of the continuum (1907, p. 150).
Her site-specific installations balance precariously on the edge of the unfinished, setting theatrical scenes for us to personally occupy and realise.
This magnificent animal seems free of everything, even space and time, as it rears up in an abstract unfinished setting.
Once, when the teenage Fauré left unfinished a setting of the "Tantum Ergo", Fauré's draft became nothing less than the main theme in the first movement of Saint-Saëns Saint-Saënsano Concerto.
Among the texts he left unfinished was a set of manuscript volumes filled with information on Native American religion and culture.
The real hope for iPhone and iPad users is that iOS 7 is, as promised, merely the unfinished foundation for a set of genuinely new experiences, unencumbered by the past.
Susan Ervin-Tripp of the University of California at Berkeley studied the question in the 1960s, when she asked Japanese-English bilinguals to complete a set of unfinished sentences in two separate sessions, first in one language, then the other.
