Sentence examples for be purely a function from inspiring English sources
Reductions in vibration level are shown to be purely a function of the number of tiles per structural wavelength.
In parallel, the full implications of complex systems approaches to aeolian geomorphology for linear dunes lag behind the adoption of the concept to some other dune forms (e.g. barchans); the relationship between observed dune complexity and age from field data complicates previous suggestions that dune patterning may be purely a function of development time.
The various subhabitats were consequently not considered to be purely a function of the area overspanned by the tree canopies, but also of the soil.
Conversely, if perfectly error-free measurement of the target could be assumed, i.e., if σ E = 0, then σ O = σ T and the observed variance would be purely a function of the temporal stability of the target.
It has been generally supposed that such inconsistency might be purely a function of difficulties with this assay, with malondialdehyde being regarded as a relative rather than an absolute marker of lipid peroxidation [ 1, 5].
If the true value of the target is invariant across measurements, i.e., if σ O = σ E, the observed variance will be purely a function of the unreliability of the measuring instrument.
"That's purely a function of changes in the economy".
The trial, with its attendant expense and emotional trauma, Bruck intimated, was purely a function of the government's desire to pursue the death penalty.
Membership of the blue-chip collection is purely a function of market capitalisation; once you're in, the only way out is if you fall out of the top-100 ranking by value or delist.
Silver said the decision was "purely a function of the calendar and drop-dead dates with hotels and the arena," and was not intended as any signal to the union.
"Guns & Ammo's role in popularizing the platform is purely a function of reader interest and the platform's unique adaptability for a wide range of sporting purposes," Mr. James wrote.
