Sentence examples for exchanged purely from inspiring English sources

It's completely free to use, money is exchanged purely from camper to the garden.

"We don't have anything to show the government, because the encryption keys are generated on the device and exchanged purely between the devices, using difficult algorithms," he said.

The women were told that there was no need for names and that the information exchanged was purely for research purposes.

In a way, it's fitting that a group devoted to exchanging purely philosophical ideas should leave almost no tangible evidence of its existence.

Unlike zero impact parameter collisions discussed elsewhere, which are greatly weighted toward sticking collisions, the outcome of collisions with non-zero angular momentum show much greater variability, showing both reactive (where polymer chains are exchanged between particles) and purely scattering trajectories.

The authors' system consists of several modules, all of which are entirely non-symbolic and operate by exchanging streams of purely analog activation patterns — just like those recorded from biological brains.

Such exchanges are purely transactional, rather than relational; once they are done, you have no further obligation.

Texans will have to do that through the technologically paralyzed federal Web site, however, because Gov. Rick Perry was one of those Republican governors who refused to set up a state insurance exchange for purely ideological reasons.

The changes in P2P lending may be due in part to efforts by established intermediaries to use their informational and positional advantages to entrench their positions in socially suboptimal ways, but they also seem to reflect the genuine gains that specialized intermediaries can provide when the exchange is purely financial.

A senior figure in the Greek finance ministry, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly, said on Monday that it was folly to think that the ratings agencies would view a debt exchange as purely voluntary and not representing a selective default.

But I still haven't found it tiring or unpleasant". Of his ambitions for the LSO, he said: "I will never say openly what I want to achieve with the LSO because I find it stupid to talk about". But the relationship was to be about "artistic exchange" and "purely musical - I don't want to be responsible for as many things as I am at the Mariinsky".