completeness

It was a sense of completeness, like having a mother and a father.

Only then did she walk back to the door and step into the completeness of the room.

The completeness of the memories he had little control over.

I know better than to claim any completeness for my picture.

The most familiar example is the completeness of the real numbers.

"We kept a few from the old order, for completeness."

The questions now are about the timing and completeness of change.

This is not so much a matter of compression as completeness.

Thus our later completeness results are relative to this knowledge.

"It gives you a sense of completeness and control," she said.

Among the many strengths of this work is its completeness.

The court's press office said the change was made "in the interest of accuracy and completeness."

"There was quite a wonderful sense of completeness," she said.

But it's exactly that completeness which makes him suffer so.

A belonging, a completeness, that he could never talk about.

The accuracy and completeness of these systems is a critical issue.

We had set ourselves a task, and the money was not the issue but rather a sense of completeness.

I was put off balance by the accuracy and completeness of their information.

So that's called completeness, in this case, of the proof.

He then told me something about emptiness and completeness, but I did not want to hear it.

There is little else on earth that can compare with these for completeness.

For the sake of completeness they may be stated here.

The concept of completeness is found in knowledge base theory.

Here it is included below for the sake of completeness.

Far more to the point is completeness as a marketing tool.