Ancient knowledge is the basis on which the patrimony of faith is built: sciences are significant not merely in themselves so much as a partial reflection of the single and unique divine Being.
The men clashed over several matters, including whether, as Mr. Freudenheim urged, the museum should have opened much sooner with a partial exhibit, whether a recent show on Berlin Jews at the Jewish Museum in New York should have been brought to the museum and whether the empty building could have been used for theatrical and musical productions.
Of course, Oracle has worked hard to become much more than a partial cloud, with the virtualization tech and an end-to-end stack that one traditionally associates with a "true" cloud-computing company.
On the contrary, cell cycles in somatic tissues are much longer, such that a partial loss of function might be much better tolerated.
This study of lifestyle intervention programs in modestly overweight patients with Type 2 diabetes indicated that those who received the personalized intensive lifestyle program had a much greater likelihood of a partial remission of Type 2 diabetes compared with normal diabetes support and education.
The shadow from a point source of illumination is essentially all umbra, but that from a source of some size (as from the Sun) consists of a small umbra and a much larger partial shadow called the penumbra.
In a letter sent late on Monday, Sony's chief, Kazuo Hirai, dismissed much of the rationale for a partial initial public offering of the business.
A full autopilot system would also weigh too much, so in calm weather a partial system will keep the aircraft pointing in the right direction.
An effort by the European Union to require United States planes landing in European airports to reduce emissions or pay a fee, for example, encountered so much resistance that regulators approved a partial exemption that expires next year.
A16 Effort to Avoid California As Vice President Dick Cheney's task force was preparing its report on energy policy last year, an aide told an E.P.A. official that officials were "desperately trying to avoid California in this report as much as possible," according to a partial e-mail message made public.
As Vice President Dick Cheney's task force was writing its report on the nation's energy policy last year, the task force's deputy director told an official at the Environmental Protection Agency that officials were "desperately trying to avoid California in this report as much as possible," according to a partial e-mail message released today.
