Fragmentary print smudges. That's all.

There were also a couple of fragmentary prints.

Elsewhere, available information on the value of e commerce is fragmentary, although there appears to be clear growth.

By comparison, and even though the sources are fragmentary, the Sierra Leone disarmament process yielded 75,000 combatants and 25,000 weapons.

Often information available on illicit drug trafficking is fragmentary. Analyses of illicit drug production or manufacture and trafficking, by necessity, rely only on estimates.

169. The idea that the international order should be based on legal norms and rules is fragile and fragmentary, but it is steadily gaining ground.

The W was clearly a W, the N was clearly an N, even though they were very fragmentary and there wasn't a lot of information in it.

The initiative was ours... and the fragmentary but vital evidence of Leamas provides only the final proof... in a long chain of indications reaching back over many years.

You're in these levels of inferior visual cortex where you have thousands and tens of thousands and millions of images, or figments, or fragmentary figments, all neurally encoded in particular cells or small clusters of cells.

The growing use of electronic means of communication on the carriage of goods further aggravated the consequences of those fragmentary and disparate laws and also created the need for uniform provisions addressing the issues particular to the use of new technologies.

Even the relatively recent studies on prostitution contain only dispersed and fragmentary data about its extent in Bogotá and other towns, and they were in any event insufficient for the purposes of analysing modalities and trends or for establishing programmes of action.

The White House Military Office requested the helicopter's presence in a fragmentary order, or FRAGO, barely 36 hours before the helicopter landed on the South Lawn for the unusual event, according to the records of Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX 1), the unit responsible for operating the helicopter.

The growing use of electronic means of communication in the carriage of goods further aggravated the consequences of those fragmentary and disparate laws and created the need for uniform provisions addressing the issues particular to the use of new technologies.Ibid. para. 210, and A CN.9 421, paras. 104 108.

It matches current fragmentary sounds in a sea of noise with a known song, or the face of a person in disguise with that of your child. The idea is similar to the auto complete function in, say, the Google search box constantly guessing what you will enter next based on what you have already typed in.

Until recently, the law of the sea in Monaco was governed by many fragmentary, disparate and often quite old texts, some of them dating back to 1867, the date of the code on maritime trade. A decision was therefore taken to provide the Principality with a code that would bring together, in one instrument, all of the provisions relating to the law of the sea, and would make them consistent with the technical and legal imperatives of the contemporary maritime world.