Sentence examples for strictly simple from inspiring English sources

Since philosophical and (scientific progress) is supposed to teach not that Justice is just but what Justice is, at some level at least Forms cannot be considered to be utterly and strictly simple.

In this paper, we demonstrate path finding in the well-studied tile assembly model, a model of molecular self-assembly that is strictly simpler than other biologically-inspired models.

High carbon uptake rates with low biomass formation combined with strictly regulated simple metabolic pathways, leading to a limited number of metabolites, are among the key factors defining their success in both nature and industry.

Our revenue is strictly from simple ads right now.

Proust used the "passé composé," a tense which roughly corresponds to our present perfect, rather than the more traditional (and strictly literary) "passé simple," which seems to entomb and sequester the past from the present.

The plot of Strictly Ballroom is simple; Scott, a great young dancer with an overbearing mother has grown bored with dancing by the book and starting to throw in his own steps, much to the horror of the dance commissars Les Kendall and Barry Fife.

This method is only strictly valid for simple reactions without adsorbed intermediates.

Therefore, (29) reduces to a convolution with a simple, strictly real-valued function.

Abelard argues that in general the pure verbal version of predication is the fundamental form, which explains and clarifies the extended version; the latter is only strictly necessary where simple verbal forms are lacking.

"It's simple: Anything strictly necessary for a service does not need consent boxes anymore.

However, strictly talking, a single simple Markush formula can not be assigned to this class.