Sentence examples for partially discovered from inspiring English sources
If, during the route discovery phase, the cumulative robustness of the partially discovered route indicates a route failure probability surpassing this threshold, then the route request is not forwarded.
The mathematical theories of MUSIC are partially discovered, e.g., in the full-view problem, for an unknown target of dielectric contrast or a perfectly conducting crack with the Dirichlet boundary condition (Transverse Magnetic TM polarization) and so on.
Group 2: postnatally detected urogenital changes were partially discovered in prenatal investigations.
However, the large number and diversity of proteins with LysM motifs that are being unravelled in fungal genome sequencing projects suggest that the functional repertoire of LysM effector proteins in fungi is only partially discovered so far.
Domain organisation of PI3Ks was already partially discovered in 1997 [ 5] and the first three-dimensional protein structure was resolved two years later [ 6] (see [ 7] for a detailed review on the discovery of PI3Ks).
Moreover, the discovery of the 'Yamanaka factors', transcription factors which can reprogram a fibroblast into an 'induced pluripotent' stem cell state (iPS), was based on testing 24 ES cell marker genes known from several sources, partially discovered by gene expression analyses.
"She was discovered partially nude, laying on the ground in the cold February rain," said Detective Malcolm Reiman.
Maybe they would only be partially interested, having discovered YouTube and Twitter, but their parents would scold the younger ones to respect their grandfather.
Lauren Mann, 25, was discovered partially clothed in her apartment, lying face down on a mattress near a "considerable amount of blood", according to reports.
Meanwhile a small bomb was discovered partially exploded in a holdall that had been thrown into the grounds of Hillsborough Castle, the residence of Peter Mandelson, the secretary of state.
The monument was discovered partially buried at the edge of a gully by Matthew Stirling in 1945.
