Sentence examples for actually strictly from inspiring English sources

It's not actually strictly from Norway, but comes from northern Europe.

We give a proof that the expression in square brackets in (4.8) is nonzero (actually strictly positive by inequality (3.2)) for nonlinear function.

Alignment of the regulatory framework across countries is highlighted as beneficial by the interviewees for innovation and reduction of LCOE, which means that the decreased 'formality of processes' highlighted in the literature is not actually strictly addressed.

Equation (2) implies that (F_{f}) is a lift of an endomorphism of the circle that preserves orientation.8 One can show that (F_{f}) is actually strictly increasing; hence it is a homeomorphism from (mathbb {T}) into itself.

Well, actually, strictly speaking it's my mandible because... .. "What's this?" BASH BASH.

Even if your child comes out late in life, does not fit the stereotypes that you have in mind for people who are LGBT, or had apparent kid-crushes on the opposite sex when they were younger, this does not mean that your child is actually strictly heterosexual, and refusing to take their word for it on their identity may damage the relationship you have with them permanently.

Actually, any strictly convex Banach space failing the approximation property serves as the range space.

Further, assuming "conservative" plan modification, plan reuse can actually be strictly more difficult than plan generation.

There was one T-Shirt that actually read "Strictly for my Ninjas"; I balled it up threw a perfect teardrop into my office trash can.

The categories and ideas of human reason have their ultimate source in the human senses, and all conceptual or metaphysical language is actually and strictly metaphorical.

Lots and lots of vegan things are actually not strictly vegan".