Ultimately, skepticism is a visceral reaction: there's no purely fact-based way of thinking about the future.
Though they will utter sentences like 'It is a law that no signals travel faster than light', they are antirealists in virtue of thinking that such sentences are not (purely) fact-stating.
The way we judge danger, and figure out how to keep ourselves safe and alive, is not a purely fact-based, coldly objective process of cognitive analytical reason.
And the more worried and uncertain we are, the more affective and the less purely fact-based and rational, and the more prone to mistakes, our risk response becomes.
The claims set out in the application are purely fact-specific, dependent on contested interpretations of state law, insulated from our review by alternative holdings below, or some combination of the three".
This is a necessary, purely mathematical, fact.
I think it's purely the fact that he's taken stock of where he is with Inverness". .
But if a certain mathematical construction can be constructed out of another one, this is a purely mathematical fact, and as such independent of logic.
Do the words actually matter that much, or is it purely the fact that we're singing in unison, bonding with one another?
Now some of these might indeed favor distant eras, others might advantage more recent ones; the point is that NO RECORD is a purely objective fact.
This purely geometrical fact evidently prescribes a smaller variation of the intersection point when the basin boundary is changing due to the variance of Bcd concentration, as opposed to the case if the curves would jointly rise or jointly fall along the A-P axis (we illustrated this mechanism of canalization in Additional file 18: Figure S13).
