Sentence examples similar to purely transferring from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of the palpation is that the physical properties containing the physiological and pathological information of the object that is contacted with the fingertip can be purely transferred to mechanoreceptors inside of the fingertip through its fine physiological structure with mechanical filtering functions [8].

Others have succeeded purely by, like Bailey, transferring their skills to international level rugby union from a different sport, particularly American football and basketball.

Transferring annotation purely based on the closest annotated relative does have its limitations.

The description of drainage network within a basin which was purely qualitative was transferred into a rigorous quantitative science capable of providing numerical data of practical value by Horton (1932, 1945).

Those who choose to live purely will soon transfer onto the new earth in heaven.

The data does not include purely domestic transfers or bank-to-bank transactions, several officials said.

Originally in GPC design, purely linear transfer function model is used for long-range prediction.

The output layer contains three output nodes with a purely linear transfer function.

Eventually, high-speed wireless and home broadband ubiquity will make music and video distribution more like e-mail, a purely digital transfer.

Disaster relief in our discussion is purely loss transfer from the affected population to the government and therefore should be considered last.

The fact that a new FFP system was adapted earlier this year, meaning clubs are now prevented from running a deficit of more than £90m/season purely on transfer spending, suggests an acceptance that the original rules were flawed.