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partial adj. not complete or entire. (See: partial breach, partial disability, partial disability)



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To date the longest relaxation time that we have observed is 3000 h (determined with 500 h of data) for a 3 cm diameter GE180 sphere (identified as "Diamond") filled with a partial pressure of 0.
Polarized [.sup.3]He spin filters for slow neutron physics by Walker, T.G. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
The surface supporting the heel produced three different cyclic patterns of pressurisation and either full or partial pressure relief.
Improving heel skin blood perfusion. (Research Update) by Australian Nursing Journal
If the hydrogen partial pressure in this remaining liquid exceeds a critical level, a gas molecule forms from the association of hydrogen atoms, creating porosity.
Understanding aluminum degassing by Neff, David V. / Modern Casting
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