Is it purely a marketing description?
It was Heinrich Weber, in 1882, who first gave a purely axiomatic description of a group independently of the nature of its elements.
On some traditional descriptivist theories of proper names, the content of a proper name can be expressed by a purely qualitative definite description, which is a definite description that does not contain any directly-referential terms (such as proper names and indexicals, if these are directly-referential).
By using a purely symbolic description of the target speech, a detailed prosodic analysis in terms of acoustic values such as and duration is not required.
Waiving that objection, suppose that John does answer with a purely qualitative description, such as 'the man wearing a green shirt, red trousers, and white shoes who is pushing a shopping cart'.
It was probably a purely formal description of the texts, rather than an acknowledgment of their status as "canonical" within the Mohist school.
If there is a level below, the fundamental basis would immediately become a purely phenomenological description.
There can be a purely physical description of the neurophysiological processes that give rise to an experience, and also of the physical behavior that is typically associated with it, but such a description, however complete, will leave out the subjective essence of the experience – how it is from the point of view of its subject — without which it would not be a conscious experience at all.
All you have here is a purely subjective description from someone who loved her children's grandmother very much.
The spokesman said Straw's use of the phrase "charm and menace" would have been "colloquial and a purely conversational description of the approach he had adopted".
Type of Study: This is a purely anatomic description of microdissections of the PCL, focused on the fine anatomy of the ligament.
