0 made of pieces; incomplete -- ที่ประกอบขึ้นจากชิ้นเล็กชิ้นน้อย
Historians only have a fragmentary account of what happened.
While there is a growing literature on widows' remarriage, evidence is still fragmentary.
Most previous studies have been fragmentary and have examined the crossprotection issue using the most severe, and unnatural, intra-cranial challenge route.
A word of background about the fragmentary aspect of this repertory is in order.
The records contain only fragmentary evidence of the content of his religious ideas.
Of course, evidence of the success of government news management and indirect press influence is fragmentary to say the least.
The register of burials is fragmentary for the turn of the seventeenth century, surviving only as a late seventeenth-century transcription.
From the data available on the tuff samples so far, the recognition of species has proven problematic due to the fragmentary nature of the fossils.
Would these fragments not each experience an isolated fragmentary consciousness?
