I am large, I contain multitudes". All four manifestations – Wilson's indifference to Kallen, his consistent support of Brandeis, his outspoken opposition to lynching, and the Princeton trustees' decision for diversity and tradition – embody the partial resolving of complicated contradictions in ways consonant and dissonant with the nature of universities and public affairs.
If the partial resolution phase resolves the violations successfully, the third phase is not required.
Then, the coordinator node tries to resolve the violations, which is called (partial resolution).
For the Palestinians, it offers a partial resolution to an issue that they believe should be resolved through negotiations.
A partial resolution of AP could manifest as complex human diseases, and the inability to resolve AP may play a role in speciation.
Similar to the descriptor significance analysis, partial dependence resolves the effect of a variable (descriptor) on a property, but only after marginalising over all other explanatory variables57.
Klapuri et al. [26] explore the amplitude modulation resulting from two colliding partials to resolve their amplitudes.
The commission said the partial settlement resolves civil accusations that Waksal tried to sell his own shares, the options transactions and shares in his daughter Aliza's account.
Choroidal involvement resolved in 10/15 patients, five had partial improvement; vasculitis resolved in 1/1 patient; papillitis resolved in 7/8 patients, one had partial response; macular edema resolved in 5/8 patients, three had partial response; vitreous cleared completely in 5/5 patients.
For the remaining that use terms lacking a DO Xref, we use the NCBO Annotator Web service [ 27] followed by manual quality control to resolve partial matches, increasing coverage substantially.
