Sentence examples for in a partial sense from inspiring English sources

For Green the common good exists in a partial sense.

The two Lisas have a partial sense of this irony.

This is the driving force of his positive solution to the Problem of Civil Rights call it the Natural Rights Argument which begins by asserting that rights exist, and not merely in the conventional or partial sense of public sympathy.

Hanging in a separate gallery, the works on paper give a broader, albeit still partial sense of Kokoschka's career trajectory.

Esteemed in both mainstream and outsider art worlds but in the moral dimension apart from both, Koczy's work renowned in the Guggenheim, the Collection de l'Art Brut in Lausanne and Jerusalem's Yad Vashem, to give partial sense of its reach.

In this paper, we introduce the notion of a generalized ( ϕ, L ) -weak contraction and we prove some common fixed point results for self-mappings T and S and some fixed point results for a single mapping T by using a ( c ) -comparison function and a comparison function in the sense of Berinde in a partial metric space.

He returned in a partial tuxedo.

Pressure is controlled in a partial vacuum.

And this is a partial god in an Old Testament sense.

The generalized dissipation property is completely characterized in terms of a partial differential inequality, interpreted in the viscosity sense.

The unknown function is the functional variable in equation and inequalities, and the partial derivatives appear in a classical sense.