partial repair

Even then, for that particular failure mode only a partial repair would be possible.

Last month, two lanes were reopened, after partial repairs had been made.

A rough and partial repair was made at sea, allowing the expedition to continue.

This most obvious problem is semantic: The earlier work was really a partial repair, not a full restoration.

Partial repairs - fixing a broken crystal or crown, say - are not done.

Mr. Fanelli does a complete overhaul, not a partial repair.

Partial repairs were carried out but much of the debris was simply levelled and new flooring built over it until 1871.

The division handles sales, warranty, claims and partial repairs for the entire North American market as well.

On arrival in Murmansk she underwent partial repairs.

Partial repairs, sufficient for her to return to action, enabled Warspite to resume her bombardment duties.

Although it is said that he issued orders to carry out partial repairs for Geumsansa, there is no certainty over whether the repairs actually occurred.

Operation Lama also enabled partial repairs of several buildings, and simultaneously, emergency personnel surveyed roughly 500 mi (900 km) of roads in Newfoundland.

While Wakefield was undergoing partial repairs in Halifax harbor, a torrential rainstorm threatened to fill the damaged ship with water and capsize her at her berth.

The UN warns that those ad-hoc partial repairs will increase technical losses by 25-30 percent, reduce the lifetime of network components, and further expose sections of the network to possible collapse.

In the meantime, work has already begun on partial repairs to the existing PATH platforms beneath the trade center and open them within two years as a temporary station, a $544 million plan that was approved by the Port Authority last month.

A12 Partial Repairs to Mir Station Two Russian astronauts on the Mir space station made an "internal spacewalk" in the Spektr module that was punctured in a collision with a cargo ship in June.