| Patient viewers will notice that a barely perceptible sheet of glass separates the two women, and they will also register two men seen fragmentarily. |
| All knowledge was in the non-scientific form, or only fragmentarily and inchoately adjusted. |
| Thereinto, litter size was the number born alive because the total number born in the raw data set was recorded fragmentarily in the earlier period. |
| That is, what conceptualization that person was attempting to symbolize, however tentatively and fragmentarily, using the linguistic resources available to him or her. |
| Popular entertainment depicting disabled characters allude to these fears and prejudice or address them obliquely or fragmentarily, seeking to reassure ourselves. |
| Of course they do not express his complete views of the mighty subject which they fragmentarily treat. |
