partial damage

They drove off the guards and set fire to the building, causing partial damage.

Later the experts confirmed partial damage in the national and local TV towers.

The jury awarded only partial damages to four players and left the league free to implement a different, yet still restrictive, plan.

One woman was wounded and there was partial damage to the interior of the 120-year-old Cathedral.

On the nearby island of Culebra, 74 houses were completely destroyed with 89 getting partial damage.

At least three other cabins received partial damage.

Partial damage of the junction can shift its Zener voltage.

In 1903, newspapers reported that the original roof was being removed, and in 1924 the building suffered partial damage from a fire.

Partial damage to the sixth nerve causes weak or incomplete abduction of the affected eye.

More than 170 houses were completely destroyed and 265 suffered partial damage while 367 livestock perished in the cyclone.

The researchers noted that these trees afforded some protection: in the southern part of the study area, five villages within the plantations survived with partial damage.

But he conceded that most such provisions contemplated partial damage - such as damage from a fire - not the complete destruction of structures.

Epsom Downs Racecourse was evacuated after sustaining partial damage to the roof of the grandstand.

Other episodes sustained only partial damage, such as a 1965 episode that is mainly damaged during the mystery guest appearance of Marian Anderson.

By September 8, State Farm had received 200 auto and 720 homeowners claims from the affected region, most of which were partial damage claims.

However, the individual may well be affected differently from someone with a corresponding sloped audiogram, caused by partial damage to hair cells rather than a dead region.

Most of our knowledge is based on studying regions of blindness in the visual field (scotomas) produced by partial damage to the visual cortex.

However, only the World Trade Center (which was destroyed) and The Pentagon (which suffered partial damage) were hit.

Timberlake opened the safety valve at the breaker lock, swung open the hatch, let himself through, reset the mechanism to isolate the section in the event of partial damage.

It is also a rare survival, escaping destruction in wars or conflicts, partial damage or slighting, for example during the English Civil War, and total redevelopment over time.

Subarticle 3 extends this arrangement to cases of destruction, partial damage, total loss and limitations of the right to property, caused by the competent authority to serve the public interest.

The Lyttelton Timeball Station in Lyttelton, New Zealand was operational until it received partial damage in the 2010 Canterbury earthquake.

In case of loss, total or partial damage of luggage on board, contact with passengers and luggage ticket held, the counter of the airline concerned or, failing in the information desk.

In a further departure from previous games, units are no longer always destroyed if defeated in combat, taking partial damage, which can be healed at various rates depending on their type, location, and promotions earned.

Dill and Barris begin to suspect one another, as Dill has received a letter that refers to Barris' previous contact with the Healers, but Vulcan 2 suffers partial damage in a terrorist attack.