Sentence examples for better purely from inspiring English sources

All participants were familiar with both this and traditional text based word-processing software, email etc. "We did expect that visual mapping would perform better purely and simply because this is the way the brain is wired up.

But, instead, the reformers could call attention to evidence that the donors themselves would fare better, in purely practical terms, without the tax cuts and deregulation they've been promoting.

There are those of us who believe that waiting to enter school is a better strategy purely because the child may be more well-equipped to handle the rigors of school with another year under his or her belt for their own emotional well-being.

A direct consequence of the lack of structural information present in ego-networks is that standard algorithms, for instance based on common neighbors, are unable to predict links between two nodes better than purely random predictions.

By using the last generation of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), cost/performance ratio of HW/SW implementations of neuro-fuzzy systems (NFSs) may often become far better than purely SW implementations.

Hence, as the sub pixel accuracy is assuming this linear model, it is performing better with purely linear structures.

By definition, a P-value associated with a score is the probability of that score or better arising purely by chance.

SPRIT also performs quick approximations of the minimum RSPR distance, which are comparable to, and often better than, purely heuristic solutions.