Sentence examples for partial that from inspiring English sources

It is partial: that is, it refuses to see or understand that what can be grasped about natural processes is likely to be only one dimension of interrelations far more complex than we can gauge.

Still, the architects had to follow halacha, or Jewish law, which requires a sukkah to have at least three walls (two full and one partial) that can resist strong winds.

These criteria are much less partial than the Pareto principle, but they remain partial (that is, they fail to rank many pairs of alternatives).

In Equation (22), the only accessible information is the instantaneous amplitude and phase of the mixed partial, that is, A m (t) and ϕ m (t).

But with definite descriptions available as formal parts of the language, instead of just as removable abbreviations in context, one can see they determine intensions (possibly partial) that are specified by formulas.

The interpolation approach estimates the amplitude of a given partial that is known to be colliding with another one by linearly interpolating the amplitudes of other partials belonging to the same source.

An additional post-processing step is then applied, removing any partials that have an average amplitude that is less than an adaptive psychoacoustic masking threshold, and removing any partials that are less than 46 ms in duration.

(b) The two mixture partials that result in the greatest correlation are selected (first and third in Table 1).

There are considerable leading partials that are 45° or 135° inclined to the imprinted surface observed in the Al 010) substrate.

This part of the algorithm aims to find the partials that best represent each source in the mixture.

The objective is to find the partials that are less affected by sources other than the one it should represent.