Most notable has been the industry's quest, since the days of Thomas Edison, to perfect the purely electric-powered car, which has faltered because it takes too long to charge and runs out of juice too quickly.
Instead, he suggested that "positive" should be interpreted as being perfect, or "purely good", without negative characteristics.
It's tempting to blame this on the Twitter Generation, because the bite-sized micro-blogging and reductive trending hashtags seem as if they were designed purely to be the perfect analogy for this issue, but as we can see with the unnamed former Chantoozies drummer demonstrates, it's been around for a while.
Second, in promoting and marketing its glass at that time, Steuben perfected a purely American style of corporate branding.
Christianity eliminated this limited Sittlichkeit in favour of the purely abstract self, thus perfecting alienation and requiring its definitive resolution.
Their purely thermal case gives nearly perfect linear relation between seismic and thermal anomalies, whereas adding post-perovskite effects breaks the linearity but maintains a unique relation (Fig. 2 a).
This one, "Big Bird's Sunny Day Campout," features the Muppets in their own quest for the perfect site for some purely pretend camping.
We already know a cartoon Mariah is purely delightful (courtesy of that impossibly perfect "Heartbreaker" video) so we're waiting with bated breath for this film's release.
Well, unlike many of the dramas produced by Sky, Mad Dogs was successful in terms of viewing figures so from a purely commercial point of view it makes perfect sense.
According to Leibniz, a world of genuinely active substances is more perfect than a world of purely passive or causally inert substances, whose activity is not properly ascribed to them but to God.
