Sentence examples for some part of it from inspiring English sources

Is some part of it innate, or can its presence be accounted for in terms of higher-order Bayesian learning?

Comet Ison, or some part of it, may have survived its encounter with the Sun, say scientists.

On the other hand, only passive affects are passions: "an affect that is called a Passion [pathema] of the Mind is a confused idea by which the Mind affirms of its Body, or some part of it, a greater or lesser power of existing [existendi vis] than before, which, when it is given determines the Mind to think of this rather than that" (III Gen. Def. of the Affects).

Imagine that the universe started with some region of false vacuum, which (because of its repulsive force of gravity) expanded exponentially until some part of it decayed to produce a "pocket universe" like our own.

Poland is attached to its sovereignty, and if we can give up some part of it to Europe, it is only to defend our national independence".

The funny thing is, some part of it felt familiar.

About 4.6 million households watched some part of it.

The copycats come along after, and take some part of it.

Some part of it may be a matter of kindred temperament.

There are some parts of "it takes a village" that just need a complete overhaul.

Our CASP8 experiments demonstrate the overall success of MULTICOM although some parts of it, such as its model selection abilities on hard template-based targets may need improvement.