Sentence examples for purely delivering from inspiring English sources

Not content with purely delivering their innovative face swap software, the company is now using its GAN technology to develop both body swap and video swap, which it believes can be used to merge the identities of late actors and actresses with a body double, thus bringing them "back to life". The firm gave the example of the late Paul Walker who was a star of the Fast and Furious series.

Other courses planned for the future may include subjects such as entrepreneurship, and may be purely delivered via e-learning, but Walsh adds it wouldn't be credible to deliver a course in leadership "without a real world component".

Oral is so much better if you make the act purely about delivering ecstatic pleasure for your partner.

We are seeing more Hadoop-native applications being conceived and built, and companies are being formed and funded purely to deliver Hadoop-based applications.

For the purposes of this study, an interventional therapy was defined as a therapy involving (1) some element of invasion or trauma to the body and 2) the requirement for operator skill to achieve a successful requirement and with the exception of an intervention being used purely to deliver a pharmacological treatment (ie, catheter delivered drug; see online supplementary appendix S2).

Programmes delivering purely preventive interventions (e.g. bed-net distribution and community-based hygiene education programmes) were excluded.

"Once we determined that they were purely a method of delivering a political message, then the security element of it disappeared".

The E-FUSO brand is also a new sub-brand of Daimler's Mitsubishi trucking unit, which will lie alongside FUSO but focus on its all-electric ambitions and aim of delivering a purely electric version of all the trucks across its range.

In broad outline, Renault Nissan will build cars powered by lithium-ion batteries running purely on electricity and delivering performance on par with a 1.6 liter gas engine.

While this may seem like a big deal, most major markets have been delivering a purely digital signal for quite some time.

Not that anyone harbours illusions of any magic bullets, Florent says: "They are both making promises they won't be able to deliver, purely to win votes.