Sentence examples for search purely from inspiring English sources

They can be used to refine the data search purely on the existence of some non-specific form of check or correction ('General constraints' section).

A sprinkling of lawsuits have been brought by shoppers contending that they were suspected of being shoplifters and subjected to humiliating searches purely because they are black.

Unlike the first approach which searches purely in C-space, ATACE works in both task space and C-space.

If a room on a given night would normally cost $300, and instead it's priced at $150, that's a great value — but you might not see that if you're searching purely based on price.

Spock is a search engine purely for people: the beauty of its algorithms is that searching for, say, Tom Grey offers a list of all the Tom Greys it has indexed and each profile comes with its own tag cloud.

New Bavam! activities will include a matchmaking service that hooks up those in search of purely platonic frolic.

This is the main reason that led physicists to search for "purely dynamical" derivations, i.e., derivations that invoke only mechanical concepts such as "energy" and "momentum", and the principles that govern them.

The searches are saved purely as instructions on how to search the database.

As it got late, though, there weren't enough prostitutes to keep us entertained, so we kept ourselves awake by scanning the streets in search of the purely consensual activities of boyfriends and girlfriends making out in cars.

There were those who felt this interpretation lacked some of the earthy comedy essential to Verdi's final masterpiece, that the years of concentration on the more serious aspects of the 19th-century orchestral repertory had encouraged Giulini's natural tendency to search out the purely musical beauties of the scores, at the expense of dramatic pacing.

The choice of a brute force search was made purely due to the simplicity of the search algorithm even though it is not efficient.