Sentence examples for strictly seen from inspiring English sources

Also, what about wearing shorts or a skirt one day so I can actually see them--so far I've only strictly seen their shape.

But the Spirit snubs for its supporting cast and screenplay reconfirm what we suspected all along: this psychological ballet thriller is strictly seen as a pas de deux between director Darren Aronofsky and actress Natalie Portman.

It has to be noted, that a presacral teratoma may be part of Currarino triad, which strictly seen is a different disorder but may have a similar clinical presentation.

When officials talk about thugs, they should look closer to home: the "anger and the selfishness and the brutality" that Simon should have been criticising is that which has been coming from the Baltimore Police Department for years, not strictly that seen on the streets last night.

Proof From assumption (J4), the operator Φ is strictly convex and thus Φ ′ is strictly monotone (see [[15], Proposition 25.10]), namely 〈 Φ ′ ( u ) − Φ ′ ( v ), u − v 〉 > 0 (2.2). for u ≠ v.

It is well known that if is reflexive, strictly convex, and smooth, then is single-valued, demi-continuous and strictly monotone (see, e.g., [8, 9]).

The cost function in (12) is not strictly convex since X is a fat matrix, and the regularization term is not strictly convex; see also Figure 1.

(Though, admittedly, the numbers are not strictly comparable: see box on article In Britain, the number of private guards has risen from about 80,000 in 1971 to 300,000 now, roughly twice the number of public policemen. In Canada and Australia, the ratio is also about 1 2.

A uniformly convex hyperbolic space is strictly convex (see [11]).

It turns out that any UCW-hyperbolic space is strictly convex (see [23]).

Fix ( T ) is convex if X is strictly convex (see [3, 4]).