Sentence examples for partial escape from inspiring English sources

Now it has managed a partial escape from German hands.

Or at least our children, who labor under intense and contradictory pressures from which the end of adolescence offers at least partial escape.

The overproduction represents at least partial escape from normal controls.

Previously in [19], it was shown that the high-temperature annealing (above 700 °С) of carbonate-containing HAP causes partial escape of carbonate and structural-bound water.

It can be seen that the assumption of a uniform distribution of the event centroids is no longer valid close to the two matrices (i.e., first and last 2 mm in DOI) due to the partial escape of the de-excitation photons from the scintillator.

Since the value а for the stoichiometric (without carbonate) HAP is 9.4176 Å [7], it can be assumed that, first of all, the variation of а is related to the partial escape of water and carbonate during the process of coating deposition.

In peacetime, national security is better served by translucence, a partial, measured escape of information reassuring international rivals that defense policy is just that--a wary readiness that poses no threat when unprovoked.

Generation and maintenance of continuous genetic variation may lead to partial protection and escape mutants, which could provide a "pump" that generates more variants and "new" viruses.

In contrast to Sub1 rice, deepwater rice escapes stagnant partial flooding by promoting elongation of internodes (Catling 1992; Hattori et al. 2009; Voesenek and Bailey-Serres 2009).

DN2 and DN3 thymocytes that escaped this partial developmental arrest retained the ability to generate DN4 cells and undergo further differentiation (Fig. 4C).

Barclays, for a start, seems to have done well in escaping partial-nationalization by the skin of its teeth.