Partially
61partially ordered set — noun a) A set having a specified partial order. b) Said set together with said partial order; the ordered pair of said set and said partial order. Syn: poset …
62partially sighted register — (in Britain) a list of persons who have poor sight but are not technically blind. In general their sight is adequate to permit the performance of tasks for which some vision is essential. Compare blind register …
63partially furnished — not completely furnished …
64partially sighted — nearly blind To refer directly to a handicap is taboo …
65partially sighted register — (in Britain) a list of persons who have poor sight but are not technically blind. In general their sight is adequate to permit the performance of tasks for which some vision is essential. The list is maintained by local authorities (England,… …
66partially disclosed principal — The principal, for whom an agent acts, whose identity is not known to the person who deals with the agent, such person knowing or having reason to know that the person with whom he deals is or may be acting for a principal. Dodge v Blood, 299… …
67partially ordered — adjective : having some or all mathematical elements connected by a relation that is reflexive, transitive, and antisymmetric …
68partially ordered set — Math. a set in which a relation as less than or equal to holds for some pairs of elements of the set, but not for all. Cf. totally ordered set, well ordered set. [1970 75] …
69partial, partially, partly — Partial is an adjective with two distinct meanings. The first meaning is biased, prejudiced, showing favoritism, in such a phrase as to be partial to. The other meaning of partial is not complete or total ; in this meaning the adverb partially is …
70partly, partially — Although they are often interchangeable, their meanings are slightly different. Partially means incompletely and partly means in part. The house was made partially of brick and partially of stone would be better as partly of brick and partly… …