However, if the appealed issue was purely legal, for instance, if one party is arguing that the lower court improperly interpreted a statute, the appeals court can apply the correct interpretation to the trial court case and issue its decision.
Even purely literary issues — for instance, the tendency to think of Sappho as the inventor of "the lyric I," a single, emotionally naked speaker who becomes a stand-in for the reader — are affected by these new theories.
If companies hire purely for "resume," for instance, and don't think about culture, they're likely to get folks who may be talented, but can't integrate into the organization well enough to have that talent benefit the enterprise.
As we have already mentioned, many mechanisms have been proposed for constructing complex scale-free networks similar to those observed in natural, social and technological systems from purely topological arguments (for instance, using a preferential attachment rule or any other rule available in the literature [1], [2]).
Ideally, everyone should do something imaging/vision related (it's not good for one team member to focus purely on user-interface, for instance).
In my case, for instance, purely because I was the only boy with three sisters, I was treated completely differently by my father.
Mr. Mandel added that purely educational programs ("Sesame Street," for instance) work best for preschoolers, but his clients generally do not want to advertise to the very young.
The Cauchy problem for hyperbolic operators with double characteristics has been widely studied by many authors either in the case in which (F_{p}(rho)) has two real nonzero eigenvalues (forall rho inSigma) or in the case in which all the nonzero eigenvalues of (F_{p}(rho)) are purely imaginary numbers, (forallrhoinSigma) (see for instance [1, 3 9]).
At the same time, actuarial models have been criticized, for instance because purely actuarial predictions do not sufficiently take into account individual differences that can be crucial for an accurate prediction [ 27, 28].
Companies are cutting costs, for instance buying programs purely to manage and optimise the IT infrastructure which they put in place, often hastily, in recent years.
The CSP approach can therefore be seen as a kind of intermediate between purely implicit (i.e., solutions encoded, for instance as a decision diagram, and needing to be decoded to be displayed) and purely explicit methods.
