Sentence examples for previously pure from inspiring English sources

Current methodologies in cyber credit research have gone beyond previously pure technical methods with various ingredients: Social capital becomes the ability of actors to secure benefits by virtue of membership in social networks or other social structures (Portes, A 2000).

The experimental inoculation was performed as described previously ("Pure Broth Culture Inoculation" in [ 10]).

However, the rapid expansion of the service sector in modern economies and the increasing "servicisation" of many, previously pure, manufacturing industries [ 3] have shifted the focus of attention to new forms of behaviour and activities, expressed as service innovations.

Previously, the pure TiO2 photocatalyst can only absorb ultraviolet light, due to its large band gap (3.0 3.2 eV) [14].

The kinetic rate constants which appear in the model are those obtained previously from pure component formation data.

As discussed previously, the pure KOH and TMAH are not suitable to fabricate a pyramidal aperture connected to V-groove with well-defined convex corners.

The results are compared with those obtained previously on pure bulk zinc and interpreted on the basis of the model derived in the first part of this paper.

The previously applied pure glycerol was replaced by waste glycerol from a bio-refinery that produces fatty acid methyl esters, lactose was replaced by whey permeate, whereas urea was used instead of the yeast extract as a source of nitrogen.

Otherwise, adding the cellular receiver to the previously existing pure RFID platforms can be done at a very low cost due to the wide popularity of the cellular technology: a low-budget smartphone may be enough.

With the time prolonged to 12.0 h, as mentioned previously, the pure phase of α-Fe2O3 nanoarchitectures consisted of very tiny NPs with compact pod-like and pumpkin-like morphologies acquired (Figure 2a2,c).

Although previously a pure tort, the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 created some circumstances in which trespass to land can also be a crime.