Sentence examples for a partial version from inspiring English sources

Barr has said he will release at least a partial version in April.

Trump's own Secretary of State is reportedly making a partial version of this case.

To suggest that this is somehow a partial version of what is meant by grass-fed is misleading.

He also used a partial version of Mr. Ramin's personal score, which was found in Columbia University's archives, and a reduced version that belonged to Mr. Green.

We show that nonmonotonic abductive systems preserve a partial version of rational monotonicity and in fact are very similar to rational relations.

One might expect Proust's translators to be sensitive to this dilemma, because translation too provides only a partial version of its original, changing its appearance according to who is looking at it, and when, and why.

Three years later Elie would significantly advance the Museum's role as a living memorial when he launched a key recommendation of the President's Commission report that had been deferred: the Committee on Conscience, whose role was to address "the need to ensure that such a totally inhuman assault as the Holocaust--or any partial version thereof--never recurs".

This necessarily is a partial interpretation of history – the version of one man, a motorcycling, leather jacketed former academic and self-styled rebel who took pleasure in winding up the besuited political class.

This paper has described the steps involved in applying this method, offered a very preliminary examination of the performance of a simple, partial version of this method using published data, and outlined research needs for refinement and validation of this method.

But the suggestion that they are under threat appears, to some, to be a highly partial version of the truth.

This is shown in Fig. 3, which combines a simplified and partial version of an extensive 16S rRNA tree for Alteromonas and Vibrio-like bacteria [ 11] with genomic information about the structure of the arg gene cluster.