Where there are no strong currents, the ice becomes partly grounded on the sea bottom and attaches itself to rocks and islands.
The leak, a particularly embarrassing transgression for a company whose image is partly grounded in the promise of privacy, was widely reported as a "hack".
The suspicion is partly grounded in AARP's unusual status: it is a giant nonprofit organization that uses dues, as well as sales of consumer services by its profit-making subsidiaries, to finance its policy advocacy and charitable activities and free or low-cost services like tax preparation and driver education.
And even though I suspect that some of its more outlandish assertions are at least partly grounded in fact, Mr. Maddin is engaged less in historical inquiry than in hallucinatory autobiography, ruminating on the deep and accidental relationship between a specific place and an individual life.
Super-formation (the type (a) form of dependence) is weaker than super-position because it is partly grounded on already actualized categories, those of the level below.
That presumption is partly grounded on the fact that nobody is able to say with any confidence just which reasons are moral ones and which are not.
But the presumption is also partly grounded in the fact that the difference suggested by the generalist is very radical, since it affects what one might call the very logic of moral thought.
"In this war, we have come to realize that announced deadlines don't necessarily transmit into reality," Khatib said, noting that Washington and Moscow's reluctance to leave is partly grounded in their desire to maintain a say in the outcome of the civil war and its aftermath.
New York, a ship built partly from ground zero steel.
An 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-foot 8,000-square-footround.
