Sentence examples for whether completed from inspiring English sources

One is whether completed foreclosures will be vulnerable to what GMAC is calling "corrective action".

What we all share is the desire to be respected and appreciated for our service — whether completed or ongoing in a reserve capacity — and to be seen as a benefit to the employer, or an opportunity by the employer to directly support a military that is all too often cleaved from the civilian world it fights to protect.

Only the first chapter concerns a book proposal for a manuscript not yet written, and its methods for evaluating the goals of a book are crucial for any project, whether completed or not.

As has been found in other mental health court studies, MHRC participation by itself is strongly and significantly linked to reduced psychiatric hospitalization days, across genders and across program discharge status (e.g., whether completed MHRC or not) (Frailing [2010]; Goodale et al. [2013]; Herinckx et al. [2005]; Hiday and Ray [2010]; Steadman et al. [2011]).

When the Master has not received an expected progress update from a Slave node for the timeout threshold, it arranges for all the Map tasks that were scheduled on the failed node, whether completed or not, to be rerun since intermediate output residing on the node may not be accessible to the Reduce task. Figure 11 Resource utilization of Hadoop Master node running 1 GB TeraSort workload.

Whether completed as a child or adult, these pieces cover a wide spectrum of forms while maintaining his characteristic Russian style.

If your major requires a thesis, talk to your department and your College Adviser about whether completing it in your third year is feasible.

What is unknown at this time is whether completing multiple modules will produce significant outcomes in clinical practice.

The activity phase began when the patient achieved the upright sitting position, whether completing PCT or SOEOB, and parameters were recorded minute-by-minute for 10 minutes.

Specifically, we wondered whether completing a brief computer tutorial right after the patient encounter can increase their learning to a measurable degree compared with completing the same tutorial but outside the Patient-Teacher sequence.

It is not clear whether Rembrandt completed his course of study at the Latin School.