Sentence examples for fill a partial from inspiring English sources

An African American appointed to the Michigan supreme court in 1999, elected to fill a partial term in 2000, and then elected for eight-year terms in 2002 and 2010, Young is that court's chief justice and a conservative Republican.

This was achieved using different ways of squaring off the bone ends and occasional use of supplemental minimal osteosynthesis (interfragmentary screws) to stabilise unstable oblique fractures or with structural grafts to fill a partial circumferential bone defect if this was >1/3 diameter of the femur.

While the second stage, filled with a partial oxidation catalyst, is used for the partial oxidation of methane to syngas.

Both Intel and Microsoft executives said the research funds were a partial step toward filling a void left by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa.

"He's been eager to show that he can fill the partial diplomatic vacuum the U.S. has left in the Middle East, and this lets him make that point," said Andrew Weiss, a White House advisor on Russia during the Clinton administration and now research director at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Online job postings from Apple describe dozens of chip-related positions it is trying to fill, some with partial descriptions like "testing the functional correctness of Apple developed silicon".

Serial dilutions are made via multiple steps of filling and partial emptying of the syringe once filled with smoke and air.

For well-2B, the meander section of the outer S3 sequence channel complex was drilled, so the core only represents a partial sedimentary filling sequence.

The surgical specimen showed the giant bulla filled with blood clot, and a partial wall of the bulla was irregularly thickened.

On their own, cause films have their finger on audience emotions, by presenting a gut-wrenching moral crisis and then at least a partial resolution filled with hope and good feelings.

I'm not even sure what a let really is in tennis, and I sure didn't like it as a partial fill-in-the-blank.