Sentence examples for pure functionality from inspiring English sources
It is, no doubt, a boon to the museum, but there's something lacking in the pure functionality of the new exhibition hall.
The familiarity extends into the lovely cabin, which evokes both luxury and pure functionality without seeming to lift a pinkie to exert itself.
It's pure functionality.' And I would think, No, it's not a phone!" In Vertu, Nuovo "wanted to take something as unlikely as a communications technology and present it as art".
In terms of pure functionality, 121 and 122 Latimer Hall — small classrooms adjacent to the sprawling lecture auditorium in the 49-year-old chemistry building — underwent the most dramatic transformation.
When did craft leave pure functionality and begin to be appreciated for its originality, beauty and design?
In VisualSim, a platform model consists of behavior, or pure functionality, mapped to architectural elements of the platform model.
The advantages of such SRC systems include the ability to achieve excellent interfaces between components, their pure chemical functionality, and their higher value as recyclable products due to their relative homogeneity compared to composites composed of different classes of components.
What it lacks in pure utilitarian functionality it makes up for in sheer fun.
The first is security: because you never need to use a username and password (at least with the "pure" OpenID functionality of myVidoop – the service provides merely a layer for non-OpenID authentications), there's no way for someone to obtain your credentials and create a robot that hacks into your accounts.
The main stronghold of SurvCurv, however, is not the pure analysis functionalities, but the freely available, collected and curated survival data, which can be analysed alone or in combination with new data provided by the user directly online.
Developing therapeutic cell populations from human ES cells will be far more demanding: cells will have to be stable, predictable, pure, have proven functionality, be nontumor-forming, and be "scalable --capable of growing in very large numberscalable --capable
