Examples of using Fragmentary in English and their translations into Chinese
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Among the twenty-nine Arabic manuscripts are four Korans, the oldest of 1441, two fragmentary portions of the Arabian Nights and a version of the Gospels.
Secondly, there is every reason to suspect that our memory of dreams is not only fragmentary but inaccurate and falsified.
No longer did meteorologists have to depend on only a few centuries of weather measurements and fragmentary fossil evidence to determine long-range patterns.
This version of the New Testament has reached us by lectionaries and other fragmentary manuscripts discovered within the past sixteen years.
Clifford puts it nicely:‘No real belief, however trifling and fragmentary it may seem, is ever truly insignificant;
Unlike the human mind, it could not deduce valid theories or conclusions from incomplete, insufficient, fragmentary data.
Mobile Internet technology is not subject to geographical, time constraints of the characteristics, just to be able to take advantage of these fragmentary time.
Until recently, such tax policies have been fragmentary, tentative and ad hoc, hardly recognised as energy policy.
In spite of these three obstacles, Menard's fragmentary Quixote is more subtle than Cervantes'.
Google initially said the data collected was fragmentary-- and therefore not personal or sensitive.
We would see each other fragmentary, living each day as it came and working right up to deadlines.
He himself has spoken very little, silence remaining his dominant mode, and what he has said has had a fragmentary, illogical quality to it.
She offered to contact colleagues there to find out if the Journal des Dames et des Modes text in its collection was complete or fragmentary.
They sat together on the sofa, overcome by each other's presence, beyond all except fragmentary endearments.
Yet, the legal regime governing assignment of receivables, both in developing and developed countries, is either uncertain, fragmentary or outdated.
Only two or three of their attempts to replace it have come down; and even these have been preserved in a most fragmentary form only.
However, information about oxytocin, which is necessary for development of the social brain for communication with others, has been fragmentary.
The accounts of orders to“shoot looters,”“take back the city” or“do what you have to do” are fragmentary.
Knowledge of these shortcomings is fragmentary however, so the extent of possible differences in how women and men are treated by the health services is largely unknown.
Prior to 1955 the legislation regarding anti- competitive practices was of an incidental and fragmentary nature, and the common law, which followed British law, proved largely ineffective.