These include a partial redundancy of its IT system and a write-off of development costs on its traditional build centres.

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Korea's credit excesses were similarly partly due to the liberalization and partial privatization of a banking system which had formerly been dominated by a handful of state-controlled entities.

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The creation of Medicare and Medicaid initiated the partial federal takeover of the medical system.

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Lower Manhattan remains flooded, with only a partial re-opening of the subway system happening today.

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The partial LIRR drinking ban complicates an already patchwork system of rules about when and where transit passengers in the region can and can't imbibe.

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Hoyos' software grabs many partial images and assembles them, allowing the system to process cases perhaps 20 times as fast and lock on a moving target.

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The prison system will always maintain enough staff for security purposes, but intermittent partial or full lockdowns may be required, the department says.

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Still, success was partial unless the oysters could reproduce, paving the way for a self-sustaining system.

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