Sentence examples for taking a partial from inspiring English sources
They use the excuse of external pressure and discrimination, but really it's not good enough.' He is, unfortunately, taking a partial view.
This algorithm is based on Fourier expansion of the direct problem solution followed by minimization of the cost functional by taking a partial K-sum of the Fourier expansion.
The studies discussed above can be described in economic terminology as taking a "partial equilibrium" approach in the sense of looking at relatively small interventions for instance, the distribution of vouchers to a small fraction of the population.
By taking a partial view of causation here – we can see how the specific unfolding of events in Montserrat led to social outcomes (or manifestations of vulnerability) that were not entirely predictable when the emergency began.
They also put their money where their mouth is by only taking a partial fee till we reach set funding goals".
Two studies seek to describe this supervision contact – the first [ 61] suggests that for patient sequences involving a PA, the physician tasks were usually taking a partial history, performing a partial examination or writing a prescription.
He wore a flashlight around his neck and was about to take a partial inventory.
On the flight in April, Mr. Coughlin took a partial confession from Mr. Shibin, according to a government filing.
"They found a dramatic pickup in the number of people who were able to take a partial annuity," said Ms. Strakosch.
The criticism of Ruby Payne's books as entrenching classism seems, at the very least, to take a partial view of her work and how it may be used.
Ten days later, as the commercial-paper market seized up, the Fed took a partial step by reducing the rate at which banks could take out short-term loans through its "discount window".
