Sentence examples similar to partially faulty from inspiring English sources
She is partially deaf due to due to faulty mitochondria and also suffers fatigue and mobility problems.
We assume a partially synchronous communication model, where non-faulty peers are guaranteed to successfully receive values transmitted by other non-faulty peers within an existing but unknown finite time bound [22].
Johnsen and Dellinger dismiss the constitutionality issue as "conventional wisdom" that is casually repeated but is the product of "faulty constitutional understanding". It's partially the result of a Supreme Court ruling in 1895 known as Pollock that was narrowly — and they say wrongly — decided, and that has been undermined by a string of subsequent Supreme Court decisions.
She suffered epilepsy, deafness, heart and breathing problems and was very unsteady on her feet". Clare is partially deaf and wears hearing aids due to the faulty mitochondria she inherited.
Pedro Celestino Pereira Filho, president of the Engineering Club, told Good Morning Rio, that he was also certain the problem originated in a faulty design that appeared to at least partially ignore the fact that it was going to be built on top of the ocean.
This system is arguably less valuable than having no system at all: fluctuations in the number of agencies choosing to report figures, plus faulty reporting by agencies that do report, have resulted in partially informed news coverage pointing misleadingly to trends that may or may not exist.
In the event the attitude controls partially recovered at the last moment and the heat shield problem turned out to be a faulty indicator.
We removed fully and partially localized bug reports from our evaluation, meaning that we included only those bug reports that contained no mention of the faulty files.
If it is, then "optimal adaptation" is partially confirmed; if it is not, then either optimal adaptation is partially disconfirmed, or the function being performed has been misunderstood, or the background assumptions are faulty.
