Does "full" and "empty" always mean "completely" full and empty?
Isn't it ambiguous to say:
The variable X represent the weight of the container when it is full.
when we are talking about the weight of the container that is full to the brim.
I think it has to be like
The variable X represent the weight of the container when it is completely full.
Do the two adjectives on their own mean "completely full" and "completely empty" and we should use a modifier only when we want to talk about the state of not being completely full or empty:
The variable X represent the weight of the container when it is not completely full.
Or maybe it's always better to use a descriptive or an intensifier adjective?