Sentence examples for purely virtually from inspiring English sources

What are the implications of an extreme scenario in which scientific knowledge is purely virtually transmitted?

Thus, when Chuck Knoblauch "freezes," and suddenly cannot execute the conventional flip to first base, we say that his conscious brain has intruded upon a bodily skill that must be honed by practice into a purely automatic and virtually infallible reflex.

This, however, is by no means the case in RA, which is virtually a purely erosive disease.

In a building of canted walls and asymmetrical rooms — tortured geometries generated purely by formal considerations — it is virtually impossible to enjoy the art.

The classification of the ODI and RMQ as purely disability instruments may be misleading as virtually all items in each questionnaire inquire about functional activities in relation to pain [ 2, 3, 60].

These values are virtually identical to the values of purely passive or physical responses to hypertonic stimulation in the absence of STS (cf. to Fig.  1a).

Unfortunately for this grand design, however, virtually the entire Ukrainian elite is focused on a purely national project, which sees Ukraine above all as independent from Russia.

In purely technical terms, it is an extraordinary undertaking for a composer who has virtually no formal schooling.

"Either way, when combined with the potential for purely random error inherent in all surveys, the findings make a projection of the outcome virtually impossible".

In general, there is virtually no discussion in the manuscript and only 6 references, all of them purely technical.

It is virtually certain that if a deal results it will be a grubby one, motivated purely by political expediency and a desire to placate the polluters.