He was only partially referring to the 78 home runs over the past two seasons, the 237 runs batted in, as much to the man who weighed his options and became his team's heavyweight persona.
McLeish (2006) argues that abandoned theoretical terms like 'ether' partially refer and partially fail to refer.
The partially censored document refers to a letter Tony Blair wrote to George Bush in 2006 asking for US help in maintaining Britain's "nuclear delivery system" and the white paper of the same year, which gave the green light for replacing the existing fleet of Trident nuclear missile submarines.
Now the newspaper refers to "partially surreal" notions and "plot theories" to characterize the country's mind-set.
W. W. - The particular white or partially white blackbird referred to has been about for some considerable time; I know it well.
Results from the antagonist studies showed that CP-154,526 and NBI 27914 either fully or partially reversed the referred ulcer pain with minimal effective doses (MED) equal to 3 and 10 mg/kg, respectively.
For this "less active" (compared to the convection/mixed) mode, Brownian motion becomes less pronounced; it appears that this trend is reasonable by referring partially to the second most popular mechanism found in the literature, namely aggregation and diffusion.
For more results on partially ordered metric spaces, one refers to the results in [11 21].
The term plasma in physics refers to a partially ionized medium, usually gas.
