Sentence examples for purely of time from inspiring English sources

15 After calculating crude means of the evaluation indicators by groups and years, we first conducted a simple regression of the preventive and curative indexes as a function purely of time to examine crude secular trends.

Until 1995, allocation of donor lungs was based purely on time on the waiting list.

One of the marvels of Ulrich Mühe's performance — in its seething stillness, its quality not just of self-denial but of self-haunting — is that he never distills Wiesler into a creature purely of his times.

Her upcoming birthday is purely another marker of time.

Yet they are purely the work of time and weather fracturing and scouring beds of gritstone.

Given the unchanging, sanitary, and uncontaminated lives of laboratory rodents it would be reasonable to assume that occurrence of these lipofuscin deposits is purely a consequence of time passed and is therefore not pathological.

In addition, the Treasury says "substantial reforms" to progression pay will be taken forward, or are already under way, for teachers, the health service, prisons and the police, "ensuring that public sector workers do not receive pay increases purely as a result of time in post".

"So it's purely the time of day rather than the sign of the times that City and Chelsea are now the big boys," Haines added.

Purely based on the amount of time he's played in the game, I wouldn't make that selection," says Lomu. "It's nothing against the guy.

"The selected artists, who represent a range of backgrounds in terms of geography, age and gender, have challenged the notion of time as purely progressive by using looping, slow motion, fast paced cuts, and other techniques to highlight the tensions between the experience of time as personal, bodily, generational, social, political, and technical".

The report also begins to speculate on start/stop and the ability to run on purely electric for a short period of time.