Sentence examples for composed purely from inspiring English sources

These sectors have never been, and never will be, composed purely of digital bits.

("You've got to be careful leaving the parking lot," he joked about his audience, composed purely of traffic violators).

Uber, like all transportation services, has never and will never offer a product that's composed purely of digital "bits," as companies do in media (Netflix and YouTube), music (Spotify), or advertisements (Facebook and Google).

Extensive studies on the δ-phase of Alq3 have been carried out and it was suggested that δ-Alq3 is composed purely of facial Alq3 [5, 6].

These compositions became the starting point for a new album whose opening four-note guitar phrase, composed purely by chance by Gilmour, reminded Waters of Barrett.

These metrics indicate that the TA composed solely of 454 reads (TA_454) was of poorer quality than those composed purely of Illumina reads.

It is demonstrated that the response of the nanoindented film is composed of purely elastic behavior with intermittent microplasticity.

During World War II, gun- and aircraft-control problems stimulated further research in extrapolation, and Wiener composed a purely mathematical treatise, Extrapolation, Interpolation, and Smoothing of Stationary Time Series, which was published in 1949.

More strange still is the fatuity, when, as in the case of the Undulatory theory of light or the Atomic theory of physics, the concepts thus erected into actualities are composed of purely imaginary attributes --- of which no one has had any experience --- an undulatory ether in the one case, a hard and perfectly elastic atom in the other.

However, if the collision detection by the embedded joint torque sensor and the subsequent reaction fail due to the limited bandwidth of the sensor, the safety mechanism composed of purely mechanical elements such as springs and a cam follower absorbs the collision force.

A straight DNT composed of purely carbon hexagons shows brittle fracture in the temperature range of 1 2000 K, whereas with regard to another hexagon-dominated DNT and helically coiled DNT with the largest coiled radius, a thermal-induced brittle-to-ductile transition is uncovered at 2000 K.