Meanings of composed in part in English

That soil is composed in part of the endocrine relations within the vegetative apparatus.

William crossed to Normandy in 1073, leading a considerable army composed in part of English.

Now the Chicago atmosphere in which Aileen found herself was composed in part of this very illusion.

It was publicly uncovered in the presence of a large party, composed in part of a regiment of Highlanders.

Such transitions would be more easily explained on the assumption that the celluloses are composed in part of polyanhydrides of the ketoses.

As the various revolutionary assemblies were composed in part of the same men, one might suppose that their psychology would be very similar.

In Germany the dominant class is composed in part of an aristocracy by birth and of bourgeois capitalists, more or less of them ennobled.

The day of recreation is Wednesday, an arrangement which is somewhat unusual, and might not be convenient for schools composed in part of day-scholars.

There are also several other battalions of chasseurs, zuaves, &c., being organized especially for service in Africa, and composed in part of native troops.