Sentence examples for purely open from inspiring English sources
Traditional performance models based on queuing theory try to capture the behavior of purely open or closed systems [25].
Wikipedia's Yuvi Panda also argues that not using Google's proprietary APIs in the code "helps it run on the millions of cheap Android handsets that are purely open source and do not have the proprietary Google applications".
"In our research, more than 90% of those responsible for big data strategies said they valued their vendors' active participation in open source, and 24% said they wanted a purely open source distribution for Hadoop environments".
On a personal level, he moved to another country and on a professional one, he was pivoting from a purely open source product with a bit of commercial business to a commercial company that happened to be based on open source.
I mean, they always seem to be a step behind in the Middle East -- not just behind events but behind what I think someone using purely open source information could tell them.
Obviously all those numbers have no medical or scientific significance and are purely open to individual interpretation – and it might be that I'm taking video games way too seriously right now.
MakerBot is a purely open-source project.
And, as we wrote earlier this year in TechCrunch, to date there have been very few landmark exits (IPOs or outsized M&A events) involving purely open-source companies — indicating Wall Street may still be skeptical about the business model.
The purely open-ended question is far better suited to a live interviewer survey.
It's always been my suspicion that, if a group of smart, out-of-the-box thinkers were let loose on purely open-source material, the U.S. government might actually end up with a far more accurate view of our world and how it works, not to speak of what dangers lie in store for us.
The Wuorinen String Sextet has a surprisingly Romantic soul as well, glimpsed briefly in a purely Schubertian opening gesture, then left to emerge almost subliminally as this dense, harmonically acidic score unfolds.
