Sentence examples for for its partial from inspiring English sources
Traffic on roads leading into Trafalgar Square is targeted for restrictions because planners are preparing motorists for its partial pedestrianisation next summer, when it will cease to be a giant roundabout and become a fairly peaceful public space once more.Another area badly affected by construction is Vauxhall Cross, one of the capital's most important road interchanges.
Lithy never had any resentment or blamed me for its partial existence.
The team has not announced prices for its partial season ticket plans yet.
Mr. Livingstone said he intended to cooperate with the national government but warned that he might go to court to get greater subsidies for the city's beleaguered subway system and block Mr. Blair's plan for its partial privatization.
Although the company has won a measure of respect for its partial untying of consulting from sales, some PwC consultants, at least according to rivals, are shocked by the pressure to push IBM products—"blue on blue", as the practice is known inside the firm.
This account, which has won admiration for its partial anticipation of Darwin's principle of the survival of the fittest, is plainly using a kind of natural selection to account non-teleologically for the apparent presence of design in the animal kingdom.
Crowd documentation may not be a complete substitute for official documentation because of its partial coverage, especially for how-to-do-it tasks.
For we denote its partial derivatives (when they exist) by.
For we denote its partial derivatives in the distributional sense (when they exist) by, In this paper, we study the following parabolic differential equation with a nonlocal initial condition (11).
The US will remain the overwhelmingly dominant military power for the foreseeable future; its partial defeats in Iraq and Afghanistan were paid for in death and destruction on a colossal scale; and multipolarity brings its own risks of conflict.
A group recently examined the role of a related cytokine, IL-23, in this regard and concluded that, in the absence of IL-12, it can act as its partial substitute for generation of protective immunity against Listeria monocytogenes challenge [ 38].
