Sentence examples for purely first from inspiring English sources

If you choose instead to charge the phone from one of the rear-seat power points (there are two), stretch the wire to the phone and stuff it in the armrest, and you have both juice and the ability to answer and at last you'll find a partial solution to your purely First World dilemma.

Statement (4) rejects purely first-personal characterizations, focusing instead on the way utterances like "I'm in pain" are treated by others.

The solution was to bill the revamped Orient Express, unlike the old train which offered second- and third-class berths, as a purely first-class experience.

The major divide amongst representational theories of phenomenal consciousness in general, is between accounts that are provided in purely first-order terms and those that implicate higher-order representations of one sort or another (see below).

Moreover the idea that casual games are purely second screen and always short is wrong.

The purely eighth-order CC feature vector from [6] is used as a benchmark for comparison to the proposed classifier from end to end.

However, to achieve a fair comparison, the AM, DS-CDMA, and BFSK signals were excluded from consideration for this case since the purely eighth-order CC does not have the ability to classify signals of this type.

Habermas and other Critical Theorists rightly call "technocratic" any social inquiry that only develops optimal problem-solving strategies in light of purely third-person knowledge of the impersonal consequences of all available courses of action.

While the purely eighth-order CC-based classifier is drastically degraded, the proposed classifier is still able to produce a moderate gain in modulation class recognition, demonstrating the ability of the lower-order cumulants to reliably distinguish between lower order modulations even in the presence of multipath fading.

"At PlayStation, the work is the most challenging, scary and exciting stuff I've been involved in, and it's incredibly rewarding," says Andac, who used to work for Sega "during the transitional period, after it went from being a hardware company to purely third-party development and publishing". .

"At PlayStation, the work is the most challenging, scary and exciting stuff I've been involved in, and it's incredibly rewarding," says Andac, who used to work for Sega "during the transitional period, after it went from being a hardware company to purely third-party development and publishing".