Sentence examples for partially provided from inspiring English sources
Le Chatelier later recognized that the American mathematician Josiah Willard Gibbs had partially provided this mathematical formalization between 1876 and 1878.
In the full semantic web vision, this is (partially) provided by high-level ontological frameworks such as OWL, OBO [52], Cyc [53]etc.
For complementary packets, we propose and evaluate two different semi-reliable error recovery mechanisms, in the sense that reliability is only partially provided.
One might say that the answer is partially provided by the recent evolution of vocational curricula in many countries, which are characterized by increasing emphasis on more academic education.
Image reversibility is granted when no attacks have happened and watermark robustness is partially provided against cropping, salt and pepper noise, and other image damaging localized in restricted zones.
Some of the live content includes; cloud imagery (provided by University of Wisconsin-Madison Spalongcience and Engineering Center), along with weather information (provided by The Weather Channel), news headlines (provided by Google News(TM)), and live camera images (partially provided by The Earth Television Network) of nearly 60 cities around the globe.
As I've noted in other work, private entrepreneurs like those described above are partially providing public goods.
The trade credit policy adopted here is a two-level trade credit policy in which the supplier offers the retailer a permissible delay period M, and the retailer, in turn, partially provides customers a permissible delay period N.
It also partially provides an answer to Benacerraf's epistemological challenge.
GP2 partially provides more racing and fighting and almost equal lap times as F1 with a small fraction of the budget". Red Bull's four-year dominance of F1 has been ended by the new formula, which has lessened the effect of aerodynamics - in which the team excelled - and brought back engine performance as a differentiator.
It is demonstrated by Cali, the third city of Colombia: its public transport system proves to only partially provide enough access to the city (Jaramillo et al. 2012), is quite criticized due to its service (Delmelle and Casas 2012; Casas and Delmelle 2014) and has also been affected by cases of corruption.
