Sentence examples for partial to full from inspiring English sources

Thickets along stream and at base of slopes in sun or partial to full shade.

It was a transfer from partial to full control that had been on the negotiating table for eight months.

Calculations were performed with disk-shaped firebrands for fire intensities and wind speeds representative of moderate- to high-intensity surface wildfire scenarios, with partial to full crown involvement.

The SDP consists of two parts: Staff Training Assistance Program (STAP) for job related or career enhancing courses and seminars and Staff Tuition Reimbursement Program (STRP) providing partial to full tuition payment for individuals enrolled in a degree program.

Subsequent annealing of the indented samples at various elevated temperatures, Ta, ranging between 150 and 550 °C allows for partial to full relaxation of the strain imposed due to the shape memory effect.

To tie Shas in, Mr Barak is demanding its approval of his offer to transfer Abu Dis, a suburb just outside Jerusalem, from partial to full Palestinian control.The offer, though not much by itself, goes to the heart of the Israeli political divide.

In hopes of increasing the number of Hispanic students completing MBAs, this partial to full-tuition scholarship is awarded to outstanding, incoming Hispanic students and incoming students with a demonstrated commitment to the Hispanic community.

HIECs made partial-to-full progress on governance activities.

Noise-driven accumulation of reverberant activity in these circuits leads to their spontaneous ignition and partial-to-full activation, which we interpret, respectively, as model correlates of action intention emergence and action decision-and-execution.

Our findings indicate that in the case of HIECs such a mandate resulted in the creation of rather fluid and informal partnerships, which over the period of three years made partial-to-full progress on governance activities and, in most cases, did not manage to become self-sustaining without government funding.

Our findings indicate that in the case of HIECs such a mandate resulted in the creation of rather fluid and informal partnerships, which over the period of three years made partial-to-full progress on governance activities and, in most cases, did not become self-sustaining without government funding.