Sentence examples for a partial team from inspiring English sources

Any All-Star team without them is a partial team.

Good commercial design maximizes constraints applied in the very beginning and avoids going down a certain road based on a partial set of (e.g., science-only) constraints with a partial team DNA and then having to redo everything later on with a team that has the right mix of science and manufacturing engineering DNA.

While traditional outsourcing enables partial team augmentation, with insourcing, it's very feasible to build-out full development teams away from the headquarters, if so desired.

The main idea of the top-1 approximation algorithm utilizes the greedy strategy to choose the best worker w, who can bring the maximum gain to the current partial team g.

Jackson's contract is believed to be for more than $15 million per season and could include partial team ownership.

The most glaring was in Seattle, where he told Johnny Newman to back down toward the post in a partial double-team of Gary Payton.

At the competitions, which are usually festive, beer-fueled events, the New York team cooks inside a partial tent to keep the competition from stealing its secrets.

The BayStars may have pushed too far, though, when they offered a limited number of fans a refund if the team lost, or a partial refund if the team won or tied (teams stop playing after a certain number of extra innings).

Somehow, partial teams were fielded, though even the meagrest grounders ended up in the outfield, to be run down by Stanley Ayotte, who was proud of his arm and managed to rifle them back.

Starting from the fourth round, the team entered a third car under the name of Vitaphone Racing Team DHL, driven by Matteo Bobbi and Alessandro Pier Guidi, achieving good results: despite being only a one-car team, with a partial season involvement, they ended the Teams' Championship in fourth position (32 points), scoring a victory in the last round.

Iannucci's production team built a partial replica of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building: a corridor and five rooms.