The phrase "actually samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize that something is indeed samples, often in a context where there may be confusion or doubt about what is being referred to.
Example: "The data we collected from the field are actually samples from various locations, not just random selections."
Alternatives: "truly samples" or "genuinely samples".
The title of her recent album, "Cabaret Cixous," nods to the French feminist writer Hélène Cixous, while the track "Spiral" actually samples a speech by the American theorist Avital Ronell.
A few nights later, he saw a more "incontestable success" while dreaming about a museum: "I was absent-mindedly eating exhibits on the table — bricks of crumbly stuff which I had apparently taken for some kind of dusty insipid pastry but which were actually samples of rare soils".
I tested it against Canon's $2,200 EOS D60, a digital SLR whose traditional sensor with 6.3 million pixels actually samples less than two-thirds as much data.
Since the control samples are actually samples from the trial, the parameter settings resulting in the best alignment of this representative control sample set will then also result in the best alignment of the entire sample set.
Just a fraction of that is actually sampled.
Probably very few attendees actually sample the whole buffet, as I did.
I've actually sampled the new, fancy DineFresh optional meals that US Airways sells in coach on international flights to and from Europe, the Middle East and South America.
When the Bad Boy Family isn't actually sampling, it's interpolating, coating its hooks with melodies and catchphrases made famous by Boogie Down Productions, Snoop Doggy Dogg and Eric B. Overall, "The Saga Continues......
She'll go silent as she tries to figure out what you're comparing it with, whether you've actually sampled all the tartes au citron the world has to offer.
In studies of risky choice, when people are allowed to actually sample the probabilities themselves for instance, play several types of lotteries a number of times they end up making more rational and analytical decisions.
In studies of risky choice, when people are allowed to actually sample the probabilities themselves — for instance, play several types of lotteries a number of times — they end up making more rational and analytical decisions.
