Sentence examples for only truncated from inspiring English sources

Asked about Van Gaal often staying for only truncated periods with clubs, Scholl said: "Yeah, I think he's for the moment exactly the right coach for United and United will be successful again with him.

But they each emerged weakened, at the head of shrunken parties, and served only truncated terms at the helm of government.

Obscuring the façade of Palladio's church of St. Giorgio Maggiore – one of the most magical and famous views in this shimmering city — is "Breath," a 36-foot-high inflatable sculpture of the British artist Alison Lapper pregnant, showing her without arms and with only truncated legs, as she was born.

Therefore, this study develops an intelligent machine component prognostics system by utilizing only truncated histories.

However, limited studies have focused on cases where only truncated data are available, which is common in machine condition monitoring.

This is why Gravity feels so real, for we experience reality as a seamless, continuous field all around us (only truncated by the blink of an eye, as Walter Murch has pointed out).

In earlier experiments with bacteria and yeast, scientists were able to produce only a truncated, weaker silk protein.

Disputes between Wenders and executive producer Francis Ford Coppola resulted in the release of only a truncated version some years later.

Now only the truncated finials and rostra, designed by the bridge's architect, Henry Hornbostel, remain, but even these continue to add a welcome delicacy to the bridge's imposing silhouette.

The senator also objected to Democrats' trying to schedule a vote after only a "truncated hearing" on Nov. 17, Mr. Denton said.

Meyer et al. (2012) for instance, used only a truncated form: "entrep".