Sentence examples for later partial from inspiring English sources
Hurrians likewise occupied large sections of eastern Anatolia, thereby becoming eastern neighbours and, later, partial dependents of the Hittites.
To this phase belong the Soliloquies (1800), the Draft of an Ethics (1805-6), and Schleiermacher's mature ethics lectures (including the complete draft from 1812-13, as well as a number of later partial drafts).
The presence of separate gypsum and calcite levels suggests a slow-rate alteration process, started with the crystallization and growth of a carbonate layer and its later, partial reaction with S, mostly limited to its outermost part.
It would seem that there was an original version of Proclus' Elements of Theology in Arabic, which is preserved now only in the form of later partial redactions and re-workings (on this see most recently Wakelnig 2006; the pioneering study is Endress 1973).
Two months later, partial medial meniscectomy was performed on the right knee of all guinea pigs to induce posttraumatic OA.
However, it was reported that mice need more time for recovery after early reversal, compared to a later partial antagonisation after 40 minutes [ 47],[ 48].
Thus, developmental phenotypes might be present after extensive knockdown, whereas, after partial LOF, later brain function might be altered, with no apparent change to development.
Two months later, the Partial Test Ban Treaty between the United States, the Soviet Union and Britain was signed.
In 2007 Kirch demanded €1.6bn from Deutsche Bank, and was later awarded partial compensation of €775m, which the bank is contesting.
Don Cossack had been due to renew rivalry with Cue Card, who crashed out when very much in contention at Cheltenham – but who later made partial amends by winning the Betfred Bowl at Aintree.
His health broke down several years later; his partial blindness and painful sensitivity to light in all likelihood developed as a result of his gazing at the Sun during the study of visual afterimages (1839 40).
