Sentence examples for purely representative from inspiring English sources
He divides theories into two large categories, explanatory and purely representative theories, and argues that physical theories should not be considered as explanatory, but as purely representative or classificatory.
First and most obviously, due to the frequent votes on specific issues (initiatives and referenda), the need to inform the citizens on (details of) policies plays a much more important role than in purely representative systems.
After this much data processing, the representative sample may not be so purely representative anymore.
"They were not only interested in a revision of the male-dominated education system, their purely representative status as wives, and the meaningless conventions, but also explicitly demanded their rights and insisted on a re-evaluation and reinterpretation of gender roles".
"I feel that religion, adopted purely, is ultimately representative of blindly making someone else's beliefs your own".
He said he thought that the board could opt to remove Mr. Guarguaglini's powers, allowing him to become a "purely formal" group representative.
The Federal Advisory Council, whose role is purely advisory, consists of one representative from each of the 12 Federal Reserve districts.
"The initial approach was purely minimalist in form," said Representative Mark Sanford, a Republican from South Carolina who is not seeking re-election.
Consequently, such combined hybrid models can provide more representative solutions than purely deterministic models for the vibro-acoustic response of an ensemble of products [20, 21, 22].
Although there are currently no molecular studies of Acantholaimus species, the present study has included representatives of another purely deep-sea genus, Bathyeurystomina [ 26].
