Sentence examples for know strictly from inspiring English sources

For all we know, strictly increasing roots of strictly increasing and continuous functions were discussed by Bödewadt [11], and their strictly decreasing roots were presented by Haı̌dukov [12].

Biology Instructor (post think-aloud GIW): And so what I really like about POGIL that … this worksheet adheres to is you can get everything you need from this, you know, strictly from the models, and your brain, and thinking about things.

"Find Me" is the latest of Ms. O'Connell's Mallory novels, the 9th of her 10 books (the exception is "Judas Child") to deal with the gorgeous, crazy, stone-cold New York City detective known strictly by her last name.

If the state is known strictly causally at both the encoders or only at one encoder, then the capacity region at some cases is characterized.

Many archaeal organisms are thermophilic and some even survive at temperatures >100°C, and represent the only known strictly anaerobic methanogens on the planet [11] [14].

In addition to 15 inactive variants with amino acid changes within the previously known, strictly conserved WWDYG motif of N-oligosaccharyltransferases, 8 inactivating mutations mapped to a flexible loop in close vicinity of the amide nitrogen atom of the acceptor asparagine as revealed in the crystal structure of the homologous enzyme C. lari PglB.

We know that strictly more of a particular computational resource lets us solve strictly harder problems, e.g. \ \TIME[n]\) is strictly contained in \ \TIME[n^{1.01}]\) and similarly for \(\SPACE\) and other measures.

So, f is not a strictly preinvex function with respect to η on R. Remark 2.1 From Example 2.1 and Example 2.2, we know that strictly G-preinvex functions are different from semistrictly G-preinvex functions and G-preinvex functions.

Have you?" "I know him strictly by reputation".

"I know we strictly bust ghosts, but I feel this is a shot we need to take".

Boys, however, will be boys, and no longer under their father's watchful eye, or the threat of the whip in his hand, they take up fishing in the local river: something they know is strictly forbidden.