Sentence examples for pure change from inspiring English sources
High cries were felled and a pure change happened.
However, a pure change of the QD-volume will not allow to tune the FSS exactly to zero and will always be related to a potentially unwanted change of the QD emission energy.
The dominant views were the spiritualism or intuitionism of Bergson (which held that the emphasis in metaphysics on 'being' should be replaced by one on durée or pure change), the idealism of Léon Brunschvicg, the spiritualism of André Lalande, and the materialism of Edmond Goblot — and each challenged claims that were seen as essential to Catholicism.
Even if the observed contact structure was different than prior to the AI outbreaks, it would be very difficult to ascertain whether this change was due to the impact of the disease, the control measure or pure changes in the trading behaviour caused by other reasons unaccounted for in this study (e.g. market value, changes in production).
This allows us to decompose the TFP into more components: (1) technical efficiency changes; (2) technological changes; (3) pure efficiency changes; and (4) scale efficiency changes (Coelli 1996b).
The table reveals that the estimated pure efficiency change and scale efficiency change do not affect TFPC (both average scores are equal to 1).
Most infection-control strategies would cause incremental changes, not pure marginal changes.
Yet he shares one flaw: when it's all about you and your purity, it is hard to be agile, allow your ideas to comingle with those of people who may be less pure, and change with a changing world.
Only Denmark exhibits a pure efficiency change score that is below 1, whereas Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Austria, and Slovakia show positive values (although the magnitude is low).
On a second level, the EFFCH index can be decomposed into the index of pure efficiency change (PECH) and the index of scale efficiency (SECH).
In Table 8, it is showed that 5 hospitals had an average pure efficiency change (PECH) score of greater than one.
