Sentence examples for strictly employed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, according to the principles of his Neo-Plasticism, Piet Mondrian strictly employed only primary colours (thus "pure", unmixed) regulated by grids of horizontal and vertical lines, though these were never symmetrical compositions.

Indeed, according to the principles of his Neo-Plasticism, Piet Mondrian strictly employed only primary colors (thus "pure," unmixed) regulated by grids of horizontal and vertical lines, though these were never symmetrical compositions.

Whilst the lack of a FH means that the Ravine criteria for the diagnosis of ADPKD cannot be strictly employed it is likely that other causes of PKD, such as renal cysts and diabetes (RCAD, OMIM 137920) which can phenocopy ADPKD, were not sufficiently common to account for the discrepancy with the published data.

But the exemption can be traced back to the idea that American family farmers are strictly employing their own children to help out.

Felony Franks owner, Jim Andrews, 64, strictly employs his hot dog joint with ex-cons.

If they wish to strictly employ the same exact "comparison" groups over time, then they should at a minimum pool the 1998 and 1999 data and focus on the Group 1 versus Group 3 comparison.

The trNK cells also express a different repertoire of Ly49 receptors, suggesting that they may be tolerant to self by using mechanisms that do not strictly employ MHC class I-dependent licensing by Ly49 receptors, as has been shown for cNK cells in the spleen (Kim et al., 2005; Elliott and Yokoyama, 2011).

(Strictly, enforcers employed by the police are traffic wardens, whereas councils employ CEOs).

The third type of measurement, the strictly mathematical, employs a new calculus of compounding ratios to measure speed in local motion or speed in the distribution of love.

Today, there are only about 30,000 cooperatives, strictly defined, employing 856,000 workers in the United States.

Strictly, MtDXR employs a steady-state random mechanism, but under initial velocity conditions and with the knowledge that NADPH is a "sticky substrate" (i.e., it tends to react rather than dissociate from the ternary complex), a simplified steady-state ordered mechanism can be assumed, as in Scheme 3 (see the Supporting Information for a more detailed account of this mechanism).