Sentence examples for thus purely from inspiring English sources

Thus, purely bodily sensation can be folded into the atmosphere or ambiance constituted by many ingredients.

Whatever its weight, hand, fabric, folds, design or price, remember the right necktie is all about self-expression, and thus purely in the eye of the wearer.

For the applied conditions it was found that plastic deformation could be neglected and thus purely elastic material behavior was assumed.

We also conclude that modelling approaches can only be successfully applied for estimating target variables such as growing stock volume or biomass, which are adequately related to commonly available remotely sensed data, and thus purely field based surveys remain important for several important forest parameters.

The primary statistical analysis is thus purely descriptive.

Test sensitivity and specificity, as traditionally defined, are thus purely theoretical concepts, not necessarily established in the conditions where the test is actually used.

Thus, the purely local problem of the Muslim raids on the Spanish south coast became merged into the much more formidable struggle with the Ottoman Empire.

Thus the purely qualitative descriptivist theory seems to avoid the above problems for direct reference theories.

The number of actors is daunting and thus the purely logistic problem of implementing change is huge.

But those suffering autonomic failure experience affect despite this loss (although without the amplification somatic feedback may bring), thus refuting purely autonomic theories of affect.

Scientifically acceptable (in Lakatos' terminology "theoretically progressive") modifications must always have some additional testable implications and are thus not purely ad hoc.