complete
In mathematical analysis, a metric space M is complete provided every Cauchy sequence of points in M converges to a point in M.
Example:
R^n, the set of n-tuples of real numbers, and l_2, the set of square-summable sequences, are complete.
Q, the set of all rational numbers, is not complete. For example, the sequence
3, 3.1, 3.14, 3.141, 3.1415, 3.14159...
where each term is a further approximation to pi, is Cauchy in Q but does not converge to a rational number.
R^n, the set of n-tuples of real numbers, and l_2, the set of square-summable sequences, are complete.
Q, the set of all rational numbers, is not complete. For example, the sequence
3, 3.1, 3.14, 3.141, 3.1415, 3.14159...
where each term is a further approximation to pi, is Cauchy in Q but does not converge to a rational number.
Complete
Having all the necessary parts or elements, lacking Nothing.
"I wish i could explain your eyes.
and your voice like as butterflies.
Your Hart that is pure as gold.
Your All words are epic, you ever told
You are important for my life as air,
For going to far from you, i've no dare.
You are important for me as lyrics to music Beat,
Come to me darling! and make me complete"
"I wish i could explain your eyes.
and your voice like as butterflies.
Your Hart that is pure as gold.
Your All words are epic, you ever told
You are important for my life as air,
For going to far from you, i've no dare.
You are important for me as lyrics to music Beat,
Come to me darling! and make me complete"
complet
a glass or bottle of beer measuring 625 ml. contrasted with a pint which is typically 500 ml.
the word is from the french equivalent of 'complete' indicating that a 625 ml bottle of beer is just the right amount for a summers day and will leave you slightly more satisfied than just a pint.
pronounced KOHM-PLEH, as in french.
the word is from the french equivalent of 'complete' indicating that a 625 ml bottle of beer is just the right amount for a summers day and will leave you slightly more satisfied than just a pint.
pronounced KOHM-PLEH, as in french.
Example:
a good old complet of pabst by the river won't leave me heavy-handed nor empty.
we can get more bang for our buck buying a complet instead of a pint.
a good old complet of pabst by the river won't leave me heavy-handed nor empty.
we can get more bang for our buck buying a complet instead of a pint.