Sentence examples for since the merely from inspiring English sources

Since the merely intensity-based method may cause false detection in background areas with different illuminations from surroundings, a more reliable method is further proposed by introducing spatial factor and background similarity to the region contrast.

Nor would abstractionism face the technical challenges that fictionalism faces, since all the merely possible worlds would in fact exist; there would be no problem of switching back and forth between fictional and literal discourse.

Since the public merely views the exhibits from the outside, there is no entry fee.

Privatisation is no help, since the contracts merely balloon: there are now 10 times as many officials overseeing Britain's railways under privatisation – and three times the subsidy – as under British Rail.

Since the AD724 merely overlays whatever color information it receives at any point in time over the white NTSC signal, this meant that the horizontal sync in the output signal to the television would be comingled with an erroneous color signal and the image could not be displayed.

The IPO is expected to give Wednesday's market a welcome boost when Visa begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol V. Since the company merely processes credit-card transactions and doesn't engage in actual lending, it's considered a strong pick despite the credit-crunch currently plaguing the market.

A scientist should never be satisfied to say that behaviour is 'inherited' or 'instinctive', argued Zing Yang Kuo, since this merely poses the question 'How are our instincts acquired?' (Kuo 1922).

He is right – but since the coalition is merely following Labour's plans for capital spending (indeed, adding £2bn to these), this is not a powerful point for Labour to make.

We ignore cyclic prefix (CP) in the PAPR calculation since it is merely the cyclic extension of the signal itself.

Neither will it help Mexico's farmers in anything but the shortest term, since subsidies merely entrench the manifest inefficiencies in the system.

Some of these are likely to be remedied by the arrival of future volumes, since they are merely the consequence of carving up the world wherever the knife happens to fall.