Examples of using Fragmentary in English and their translations into Japanese
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However, despite this rapidly growing body of experimental data, evidence for the influence of sleep discharge patterns on memory traces remains fragmentary.
Fixed: A bug in decoding MPEG2(DVD) format to make it better decode fragmentary MPEG2 data, especially in reading and decoding the scratched DVDs.
Encounters with people of so many different kinds and on so many different psychological levels have been for me incomparably more important than fragmentary conversations with celebrities.
The emergence of writing in a given area is usually followed by several centuries of fragmentary inscriptions that cannot be included in the"historical" period, and only the presence of coherent texts(see early literature) marks"historicity".
There were also a number of comrades who were empiricists and who for a long period restricted themselves to their own fragmentary experience and did not understand the importance of theory for revolutionary practice or see the revolution as a whole but worked blindly though industriously.
According to fragmentary parts of the virus that are quite badly damaged and include a lot of repetitions, the experts can not explain how these viruses behave penetrating into the human body and what the consequences were.
This uncertainty shared by all true students of the subject proves conclusively that it is unwise to make definite statements founded on the indefinite and fragmentary information available concerning the Pythagorean system of mathematical philosophy.
The Fraternitas Saturni(FS), the Brotherhood of Saturn, has become known to English readers through fragmentary descriptions which emphasize the sensational, sex-magical aspects of this lodge's work or else its darker, more Satanic.
Statements tending to prove the same fragmentary character of the early Christian literature which has come down to us are indeed much less numerous, but not altogether wanting(cf. Luke 1:1-3; Colossians 4:16; 1 Corinthians 5:9).
As per the book of Sir Henry Norman- The People and Politics of the Far East, it is said that the executioner sliced off the pieces by grasping handfuls from the fleshy parts of the body, like the thighs and the breast and then the limbs were cut off fragmentary at the wrist and the ankles, the elbows and the knees, the shoulders and the hip.
Sundays and holidays closed. admission free A World Interwoven by Fragmentary Images: The Certain and the Uncertain Yuki Kumagai won the Grand Prix in the 6th"1_WALL" Photography Competition for"Luxury," works consisting of clippings caught between the ordinary and extraordinary that at a glance appear to be totally unconnected: a nude woman, a stage curtain, a child's swimming pool, etc.
Daily fragmentary articles.
Also only fragmentary information.
Objectivity and fragmentary descriptions.
I remember only fragmentary episodes.
There were some fragmentary reports.
Often there are only fragmentary memories.
Fragmentary knowledge and fragmentary prophecy will be superseded by truth.
There is only such fragmentary facts.
But, their knowledge is but fragmentary.