Sentence examples for purely defined from inspiring English sources
Garai has a target – "a small ambition" – that by the time her daughter is an adult she "can enjoy the experience of living as a human being rather than being purely defined by her gender at every turn".
As the racial and ethnic makeup of our country continues to change, brands can no longer think of multicultural segments as "niche" markets purely defined by race, country of origin or geographic location.
Since early non-HSCs may actually represent diverse cell populations and cannot be purely defined based on their phenotype, we focused on the cells expressing CXCR4 (a receptor for SDF-1 alpha-chemokine) that are lineage-negative as well as CD45-negative (non-haematopoietic).
Following the failure of a purely locally defined architecture to reproduce the labeling patterns observed in cortex, we investigated the implications of a purely global definition of patch locations (abandoning assumption 3).
The introduced abc class is purely topologically defined, with soft regularity conditions on covariances, which are still applicable for increasing and infill domain asymptotics for regression problems, kriging, and finance.
In the 70s he would say that he had so many ideas for movies, so much potential in that field, that he never thought he'd purely be defined by his career as a rock musician.
The notion of betweenness, however, whilst typically thought of purely as defining a graph metric, could in fact be regarded as a model of sorts for the throughput of a segment when traffic is flowing on the equivalent street network.
"It's a much broader series, not defined purely by archaeology," he added.
Not that Sillitoe, born into the deprived family of a tannery labourer, liked to be defined purely by class.
If success is defined purely in financial terms, well, MLB's revenues are currently up around the $9bn mark.
Instead, the analysis, defined purely by the number of victims injured, revealed that many were part of the broader burden of everyday gun violence on economically struggling neighborhoods.
