The extreme anti-realist view claims that nations are pure "constructions" (see Walker 2001 for an overview and literature and, more recently, Malesevic 2011).
Over the past two decades, a large number of publications have proposed intricate code design techniques [ 16– 18] based on their state-of-the-art algorithms such as stochastic local search, genetic algorithms, and pure mathematical constructions.
I find more wit in many of Taylor's pure-dance constructions, which sometimes work enliveningly against the music and its customary associations, but which often work right with them in ways that are obvious but nonetheless satisfying.
"O Notte," nicely sung by Andre Solomon-Glover, is pure music: a construction of subdued legato phrases supported by rising stepwise figures in the instrumental parts.
I, like most committed writers, read not just more often, but in a new way, trying to parse layers beneath pure plot, examining construction and word usage, always hoping the talent of authors fashioning Jamesian prose might infect me.
Among the original board's first reports was one dated Jan . 20 , 1806which included recommendations for a growing city that still seem sound more than two centuries later: an ample supply of pure potable water, construction of sewers, drainage of low-lying marsh lands, interment of dead bodies, a prohibition against the habitation of damp cellars and the planting of trees and healthy vegetables.
From this study, it was chosen the use of sintered pure iron for the construction of the rotor and Fe1%P for the construction of the stator.
Whether or not his challenge can be met is irrelevant, for it pegs the legitimacy of any positive argument for religion on a zero-sum game against his construction of "pure" rationality – the singular force for Good untarnished by superstition.
We used the model introduced by Erdős and Rényi for construction of pure random networks (Erdős & Rényi 1960).
