We thereafter separate each system into a conservative Hamiltonian system and a purely dissipative ordinary differential equation system.
At the "left" was the view of the Anabaptists, who viewed the acts, which they called "ordinaries," as purely memorial remembrances of Jesus' death and resurrection, public symbols of commitment to Jesus.
Perhaps the strangest member of the last category, the purely harmonious, is the otherwise ordinary phrase cellar door.
One can imagine all too easily their creators — sitting in comfortable armchairs, drinking high-grade tea and smoking fine cigarettes — discussing the issues at hand as if they were purely intellectual abstractions, never considering how ordinary people might react.
Cumberbatch's stock is so terrifyingly high that even if his thick rimmed glasses just had ordinary glass in them and were worn purely for aesthetic reasons, it wouldn't matter because he couldn't hear us from down here.
Thus, in terms of modeling techniques, the CMAP technology occupies an intermediate position between purely graphical methods and more quantitative models based on either ordinary or partial differential equations or stochastic formulations and it puts some limitations on possible mechanisms.
Ordinary people are now expressing their political loyalties in purely ethnic terms.
Critics contend that the distinction between the 2 percent and 20 percent fees is purely artificial — that in reality all their compensation should be treated as ordinary income and taxed as such.
However, even detailed and precise proofs are rarely expressed purely in the language of logic; rather, they are a mixture of ordinary language, mathematical, and logical symbols and terminology.
The Labour anti-Semitism scandal is a purely manufactured outrage, a cynical ploy to play on the fears of ordinary Jewish people.
