Wissowa's conclusions, but provisionallyaccepts a suggestion of mine (R.
On July 6th he wrote to Mr. Longman, provisionally accepting the offer of the firm; but the next day had to write again-- What a world is this!
In the rifle-guns of Mr. Parrott, provisionally adopted, it is intended to retain the full charge of powder which a smooth-bore gun of the same calibre would have with a round shot.
Early in April a deputation of five commissioners was sent to offer the crown provisionally to the prince, subject to his endeavouring to obtain some modification of the protocols of January 20 and 27.
To distinguish and interpret, analyze or theorize Him, to accept Him provisionally or on conditions,--nothing of all this is distinctively religious.
It was, in fact, provisionally suspended, but, as the culprit still refused to dissolve his criminal union, he was excommunicated for the second time.
The series of high priests side by side with the sovereigns of the XXIst dynasty may be provisionally arranged as follows:-- [Illustration: 402.
A fresh examination of the subject has led me to adopt provisionally the following order for the series of Tanite kings:-- [Illustration: 397.
The evidence on which such a question could be provisionally settled was of the vaguest and most uncertain character, but such as it was it had to suffice, in the absence of more reliable data.
This caveat having been entered, however, we may provisionally accept Prof.
The earliest knowledge we possess of the relations existing between Gishkhu and Shirpurla refers to the reign of Mesilim, King of Kish, the period of whose rule may be provisionally set before that of Sargon of Agade, i.
Clementina sankprovisionally upon the edge of the chair.
The tender of the proposed Relief Committee, thus voluntarily formed, wasprovisionally accepted by Mr. Stephen E.
The exchange of communications between the committees of the different nations shall be made provisionally through the medium of the Committee of Geneva.
It is to serve provisionally as an intermediate agent between national committees, and to facilitate their communications with each other.
They went to live provisionally at a place up the Housatonic road, somewhere--perhaps Canaan; but it doesn't matter.
Natural Science) Defn: A tentative theory or supposition provisionally adopted to explain certain facts, and to guide in the investigation of others; hence, frequently called a working hypothesis.
It is attended by the development of a fungus (provisionally called Botrytis bassiana).
In deduction we begin with a general truth, which is already proven or provisionally assumed, and seek to connect it with some particular case by means of a middle term, or class of objects, known to be equally connected with both.
She pressed his arm gently, significantly, where he sat provisionally in the chair beside her, and he was afraid to speak lest he should scare away the hope her words gave him.
We are thus provisionally reduced to suppose either that the structure figured by Krause is not the allantois, or that it is a very abnormal allantois.
This important territory, lessened by the annexation of its eastern parts to the Italian Republic, had for five months been provisionally administered by a French general as a military district of France.
Communities like those belonging to the Turkish Empire, which can be provisionally recognized as independent, subject to advice and assistance from mandatary in whose selection they would be allowed a voice.
Provisionally conceding that "every species which exists, exists in virtue of adaptation," I maintain that my definition of the theory of natural selection still holds good.
But as his highness was still in debt to the Dutch, those revenues were provisionally taken in diminution of the debt.
It was agreed between themprovisionally that all aeroplanes available in the British Isles should at once be allotted to the War Office, and all seaplanes to the Admiralty.
This dialysable, thermostable substance, without which alcoholic fermentation cannot proceed, has been provisionally termed the co-ferment or co-enzyme of alcoholic fermentation.
The rocks of Dunnet Head, which are provisionally classed with the upper Old Red Sandstone, are composed of red and yellow sandstones, marls and mudstones.
The book opened rather easily at one place, and Tom, glancing at the page, saw: "The Sultan of Zanzibar in 1888 ceded it provisionally to the British East Africa Company.
Yes," he continued, "the Sultan of Zanzibar in 1888 ceded it provisionally to the British East Africa Company.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "provisionally" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
