Sentence examples for Developed partially from inspiring English sources
Can art consist of two related photographs that together suggest, but do not tell, a story, or a compilation of photocopies that are developed partially by chance?
Passive dynamic walking is a gait developed, partially or in whole, by the energy provided by gravity.
For several years, the movement festered on the periphery of mainstream political discourse on message boards such as 4chan and 8chan, where its acerbic spirit and menacingly goofy aesthetic developed, partially through memes.
Another one developed partially with European Space Agency ESAA) support has been adopted in the ESA European Geostationary Navigation Overlay System project ionospheric specifications.
Field experiments were carried out in a mountain stream in Yunnan, southwestern China, studying bed load movement on three typical streambeds, i.e., with well developed, partially developed, and no structures.
Tumour progression with ascites and liver metastases (not shown) ultimately developed (Partially reproduced from Open Access ref. no [34]).
This paper presents the application of a fuzzy logic controller and Taguchi's design in developing partially stabilized zirconia (PSZ) plasma spraying coatings.
This paper exploits the unique feature of the Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm (ACOA), namely incremental solution building mechanism, to develop partially constraint ACO algorithms for the solution of optimization problems with explicit constraints.
However, acquired resistance develops partially due to activation or alterations of alternative signaling pathways including Src and Akt, which promote tumor progression.
A polymorphic variant of Lmnb1 was found to be present on the genetic background of the curly tail strain, in which embryos develop partially penetrant spinal and cranial NTDs due to incomplete closure of the neural tube.
Second, both copies of the genes may be retained and share the ancestral function, but gradually develop partially different functions (sub-functionalization). Third, one copy of the gene may acquire new function(s) during the course of evolution (neo-functionalization).
