"pure model" is correct and usable in written English and is often used in academic contexts.
For example, "This study employs a pure model of decision-making to explore consumer behavior."
Take one of the elements from one of the sides, and that sub-system becomes weaker, but without – in Lobanovskyi's pure model – leaving a specific and exploitable weakness.
Longenbach, a critic for whom I have great respect, is misled if he thinks that taste and the history of art are such easily decoupled categories, or that he is somehow above the soiled fray of the taste wars by championing Bishop as some impossibly pure model of an unmarked class of poetry.
You may recall the concerns expressed at the time by Yadvinder Malhi, an Oxford University biologist who is focused on the Amazon and climate: If that conclusion was based on solid empirical science then so be it, but when such a story goes out on a pure model study (not yet peer-reviewed) with significant imperfections, it may do a lot of damage in the real world.
The conditions under which a TMI is treated as pure model or integrated model are defined in terms of branching angle and index contrast.
The phase diagram of the pure model evidences a rich polymorphism, with isotropic, columnar and crystalline phases at low pressure, and the appearance of nematic phase at higher pressure.
Based on our study, we find that the transmission characteristics of a TMI in the interleaver design cannot always be treated as a simple zero gap directional coupler (DC), called pure model.
"The whole evolution of economic thought in 500 years shows that pure models always run into problems," Mr. Museveni said.
As part of the partnership, the dealership will waive the down payment on three-year leases of new Smart Pure models if the car is put on Getaround.
In the MA framework, the model is used to predict AGB for grid cells and then AGB is summed over all grid cells as indicated in the ABA, but in addition to that, the model predictions for the ground samples are used to provide an estimate of bias in the model predictions, which corrects the pure model-based estimate.
The "pure models" were: Chilapa (allopathic medical model); CASA (midwifery); and CimiGEN (obstetric nurse).
This behavior is consistent with previous numerical results found in pure modeling studies [ 13], and goes beyond previous observations that indicate a simpler transient response [ 10, 14, 15].
