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partial eclipse [′pär·shəl i′klips]

(astronomy)

An eclipse in which only part of the source of light is obscured.

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No references found			Byline: MIRROR REPORTER STARGAZERS are being urged to look at the moon tonight as it is set to dim in a partial eclipse over Ireland. STARGAZER ALERT; ECLIPSE by The Mirror (London, England) The partial eclipse was visible from South Asia, East Asia, Indonesia and Islands of the Pacific Ocean. Eclipse partially visible in Pakistan by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan) The partial eclipse was visible from South Asia, East Asia, Indonesia and Islands of the Pacific Ocean. Eclipse partially visible in Pakistan by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)			Parthian Parthian architecture Parthian Arsacids Parthian Empire parti Parti Québécois parti-colored buoy parti-coloured partial partial bulkhead partial carry partial Cauchy surface partial cleavage partial coherence partial common battery partial condensation partial correlation partial correlation analysis partial correlation coefficient partial cover plate partial derivative partial differential equation Partial Differential Equation LANguage Partial Discharge partial dislocation partial eclipse partial equivalence relation partial evaluation partial fractions partial function partial key partial molal quantity partial molar volume partial node partial nucleate boiling partial obscuration partial occupancy partial order partial ordering partial partition partial payment partial pediment partial penetration partial plane partial pluton partial potential temperature Partial Pressure partial pressure suit partial prestressing partial product partial recursive function			Partial Differential Algebraic Equation partial differential equation partial differential equation partial differential equation Partial Differential Equation LANguage Partial Differential Equation LANguage Partial differential equation theory Partial differential equation theory Partial differential equations Partial differential equations Partial differential operator Partial differential operator Partial Differential REM Partial differentials partial differentiation partial differentiation Partial digest Partial Digits Received partial disability partial disability Partial discharge Partial discharge Partial Discharge Inception Voltage partial dislocation partial dislocation Partial disomy Partial disomy Partial disomy Partial Donor Scale partial draw tube partial eclipse Partial eclipses Partial eclipses Partial eclipses Partial eclipses Partial Electron Yield Partial Element Equivalent Circuit Partial Environment Monitor Partial Equalization of Orbital Electronegativity Partial Equilibrium Multimarket Model Partial equivalence relation Partial evaluation Partial evaluation Partial Evaluation and Program Manipulation Partial Evaluation and Program Transformation Partial Evaluation and Semantics-based Program Manipulation partial excuse partial execution Partial Executions Partial Expiratory Flow-Volume Partial External Biliary Diversion Partial Factor Productivity Partial Fail Partial Failure of Passive Transfer Partial Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Partial File Sharing Protocol Partial First Order Logic Partial Fog Partial Foldover of Subplot

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