Sentence examples for purely given from inspiring English sources

Coulomb blockade (CB) is the ideal transport mechanism in which the current is purely given by single-electron tunneling via the dopant-QD (or lithographically defined QD) [11-18 [11-180-45], without interference due to thermally activated conduction (TAC) component [42].

The intervention group was provided with training after pre-test testing, whereas the control group were purely given instructions to continue with the task.

The intervention group was provided with training after baseline testing, whereas the control group were purely given instructions to continue with the task.

"If come January the reasons for someone going out on loan would purely give them a wee bit of experience".

"It purely gives us the power to arrest and then we will be able to speak to them," he said.

If you are purely giving advice, you are purely getting paid for talent, you are not risking capital, the people who have the clients and bring the revenue in should be rewarded.

Of course, Bing is promoting this as a purely giving move, but should it prove successful, it will give the company a way to seed its search engine early with educational institutions across the U.S., who will likely encourage its use as part of the program.

If they want to give aid, they should purely give aid.

At first glance, this question may sound purely academic, given the fact that people have died and suffered, no matter what one calls today's quake.

On Forbes's Web site, Tim Worstall ran a column titled "Finally, an Occupy Wall Street Idea We Can All Get Behind" and Business Insider called the idea "brilliant," while Doug Henwood, a contributing editor at The Nation, derided the effort as "purely symbolic" given the country's debt load, and wondered if a living-wage or labor strikes wouldn't be a better focus.

Of course the above scenario is purely hypothetical given that a foot is a foot.