"The funny side of this is that normally the guy leaves with a very specific, partial know-how and, therefore, the competitor will end up with a product that is behind you by a few years.
Sometimes, in practice, one would like to know how partial sums and maxima behave simultaneously in the limit; see Anderson and Turkman [11] for a discussion of an application involving extreme wind gusts and average wind speeds.
I don't know how a partial distribution is calculated when figuring return on investment.
Furthermore, the impact of RIT on measurable residual disease could be quantified, ie, one could know how many partial responses could be converted to complete ones.
Trost said that thousands of seats would be available, but he added that he did not know how many because the relocation of full and partial season-ticket holders from the old to the new stadium was far from complete.
Self-monitoring occurred when trainees realized they did not know how to solve the problem at hand or only knew a partial solution.
"Let me know how you think today played," she wrote, perhaps referring to Israel's agreement to a partial freeze of settlement construction on occupied territory, ahead of the Obama administration's first US-Palestinian-Israeli summit.
Now, scientists know how.
