Sentence examples for purely between from inspiring English sources
R.I.P., however, oscillates purely between beatlessness and monolithic 4/4.
This is a tax on the financial sector, and 85% of liable transactions are purely between financial institutions.
On Thursday in Washington, the Obama administration tried to play down the diplomatic tensions, saying the issue was purely between a private company and the United States government.
"We don't have anything to show the government, because the encryption keys are generated on the device and exchanged purely between the devices, using difficult algorithms," he said.
What was a dispute purely between a minority of those who play games and small number of those paid to report on them has enveloped games makers of such high standing as Ken Levine, the man who (as head of a very talented team) gave us the BioShock series.
If the same time scale is used for the case-crossover and Cox analyses, the two sets of information do not overlap: the case-crossover analysis is purely within person; the Cox model analysis is purely between persons.
There have been many suggested approaches to the analysis of stepped wedge designs, ranging from repeated application of purely between-unit analysis for each step, to the application of purely within-unit analysis, usually performed by some form of interrupted time series analysis.
I'm not sure the purely aesthetic between-level world building or the opportunity to replay the same level in different configurations has quite the appeal Nintendo is banking on, but 24 world's worth of gameplay should keep most casual gamers busy for a while to come.
While a physical interaction implies a real contact between the interacting molecules (interactors), the other interaction type denotes a purely functional association between them.
Labour services faded out, to be replaced by purely monetary arrangements between employers and employees.
At the other extreme, few people object to allowing purely commercial disputes between sophisticated businesspeople to be adjudicated through private arbitrations.
