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completude испанский
completitud Accordance of reality and its representation; state or condition of being complete; state in which nothing needs to be added.
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National factors were strong predictors of data completeness on the studied indicators.
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The story he had had to tell was simple in its completeness.
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As the actual conditions approach completeness the chicken becomes a better-and-better-grounded possibility.
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The success of B2 depends upon the completeness of the aerial observation.
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First, proving completeness is proving a negative, and that is nearly impossible.
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By the completeness of self-abnegation may the footsteps of love be traced.
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God is the last thing added to the completeness of human life.
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The sacred number is doubled in each case, which implies eminent completeness.
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Art, its completeness, its formedness, its finishedness, had no power to console.
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Nor did the public, who knew the austere completeness of his reform.
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Of course, this was impossible to carry out in all its completeness.
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Such was the completeness of his mastery that she did not resist.
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The completeness of his reverie had concealed from him this steady scrutiny.
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Even in their trepidation the completeness of their leader's programme over-awed them.
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He momentarily stilled, savoring the sense of completeness that flooded through him.
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The sacred number seven, impressed upon them, is the token of completeness.
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