Sentence examples for apply purely from inspiring English sources
And this doesn't apply purely to those enjoying special focus this year – Strauss, Walton, Maxwell Davies and Birtwistle, for instance – but to those we think we probably know too well, even Brahms and Beethoven.
(a) Low friction sliding support to apply purely vertical forces.
He says also that different standards are being applied, purely because the technology is labelled as GM.
"It's great that Redbridge council is confident it can recruit enough non-smokers, although we wouldn't want to see potentially good foster carers put off from applying purely because they have the occasional cigarette," said Hazel Halle, the charity's services director.
Much of the early research focused on developing the accuracy and efficiency of the test method, whereas more recently the method has matured to a level where the test method is applied purely as a dynamic testing technique.
We explored three approaches to deal with truncation of gestational age at 9 and 14 weeks by (a) Simulation, Restriction and Extrapolation (b) Simulation (c) Inversion of model for predicting CRL from GA. Extrapolation was applied purely for the purposes of obtaining reliable estimates between 9 and 14 weeks in the presence of truncation at 9 weeks and 14 weeks.
A kinematic module is applied purely for analyzing tremor, but also finds a specific application for the early detection of movement in patients presenting with a rest tremor - a tremor occurring while in a rest position - on the basis of a decrement of the rest tremor before movement onset.
The rules do not apply to purely personal and household activities.
The directive does not, however, apply to "purely personal or household activity".
Germany and Britain have now altered their "thin cap" rules so that they apply to purely local firms and multinationals alike.The Dutch government lost a similar case last September.
Plug-in hybrids are new to market, as are the E.P.A.'s MPGe ratings, which also apply to purely electric cars.
