Her background partly explains radical performance works like "Cut Piece" (1965), for which she sat impassively, a kind of bodhisattva, while people slowly cut off her clothes.
There is an influential political voice, made up partly of radical Catholic nationalists and, more importantly, of conservative elements within the ruling Solidarity coalition, which has always sought to punish communists.
The neuronal damage caused by acute carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is partly free radical mediated.
The PO43− radicals partly replaced by VO43− radicals are confirmed via XRD refinement, SEM, Raman and infrared spectra.
The bad name is partly deserved: the radical changes to the interface made it difficult for users to get to grips with, and unnecessarily alienated many.
However, because this problem has been only partly solved, more radical efforts are needed.
Syriza has been able to do that partly because the radical left in Greece is unique among European countries in its variety and visibility.
Baptist, Congregationalist and Methodist churches also appeared in Scotland in the 18th century, but did not begin significant growth until the 19th century, partly because more radical and evangelical traditions already existed within the Church of Scotland and the free churches.
As unpleasant as it may be for them to help the Bush team -- and as worrisome as free elections in Iraq might be to unelected leaders of the Arab world -- having oil-rich Iraq taken over partly by Baathist radicals happy to work with Al Qaeda and partly by Shiite radicals happy to work with Iran will be even worse.
Then, a two steps mechanistic scheme is proposed, in which chain scissions occur in the initiation step but radicals partly recombine in the termination step.
