Sentence examples for strictly case from inspiring English sources

OSI will act as the preferred partner for the provision of capital, but the level of investment made in specific spinouts will be on a strictly case by case basis.

Theorems 3.1-3.3 3.1-3.3 and generalimprove corresponding ones given in [12, 13] from the strictly preinvex cand to the strictly generalize case.

Whatever the merits of such political considerations, though, the strictly economic case for the shock therapy is underwhelming.

While it is often said that Protestants prefer "Londonderry" and Catholics "Derry" this is not strictly the case.

The fact that this wasn't strictly the case is evident in a string of duff studio movies that disappeared without trace or regret.

The prime minister and the treasurer say the Coalition's plan will affect only the top 4% of income earners but concerns that this isn't strictly the case have caused rumblings within the party room.

We first consider the strictly convex case.

This is strictly the case for so-called well-formed processes, i.e., processes that do not allow for the synchronization of two sequences, not even indirectly.

For instance, when one claims that there is a hand here, the existence monist might hold that what is strictly the case is that the world is handish here.

For the strictly concave case, since -δ is strictly convex on I, it follows from the above discussion that - δ ( ∫ g d μ ) = ∫ ( - δ ∘ g ) d μ iff g is a constant function on Ω.

However, if the transmitted signal comes from an improper constellation, widely linear processing can be used to take advantage of all the available second-order statistics from this transmitted signal, obtaining this way a performance gain when compared to the strictly linear case.