Sentences with phrase «purely by function»

In contrast, some HRM departments are completely independent and are organized purely by function.

Not exact matches

by saying: In three ways --(1) its members must fulfil their moral responsibilities and functions in a Christian spirit; (2) its members must exercise their purely civic rights in a Christian spirit; (3) it must itself supply them with a systematic statement of principles to aid them in doing these two things, and this will carry with it a denunciation of customs or institutions in contemporary life and practice which offend against those principles...

Ultimately, MICHI on the TMT will be able to measure the spatial variation of SO2 on Io both meridionally (with latitude) and zonally (with longitude), but critically as a function of local time and during Jupiter eclipses that are both strong functions of frost sublimation, and will allow us to determination of how much of Io's atmosphere is supported purely by sublimation and how much by volcanic activity.

Still, he continues to think about flying machines, and he showed us drawings for a 36 - hp, one - man helicopter weighing only 156 pounds, plus a two - place development of the Angel with an innovative, purely aerodynamic, no - moving - part antitorque system that functions solely by main - rotor downwash.

The purely electric - driven front axle features a similar torque vectoring function to that developed by AMG for the earlier SLS Electric Drive.

By assembling fragments of different broken plates, Smith discovers accidental «readymade» compositions to work within; the geometric patterns on the plates also function as vehicles for him to explore formal compositional ideas more regularly discussed in purely abstract works.

Another section explores the expressive use of color, focusing on Arthur Beecher Carles, Henry Breckenridge, and Henry McCarter who stretched the boundaries of artistic tradition by relieving color of its purely descriptive function.

takes its title and investigation from a recent essay by Brian Kuan Wood who notes that «we might say that we now function so purely in the realm of the idea that any substance becomes ephemeral regardless of whether it is art or not.»

The most extreme scenario postulated in TAR (A1F1) already has a big reduction in sulphate aerosol forcing, and so the temperature changes by 2100 are almost purely a function of the GHG forcing.

This could be argued to endorse the view expressed by the author on this blog in November that the «constitutional requirements» clause in Article 50 (1) functions as the bridge between the domestic legal order and the Union legal order, and thus the giving and potential revocation of notice under Article 50 (2) is purely a matter of domestic law.

The committee had also recommended that the purely legal functions of the AG could be carried out by «a career lawyer, not a political appointee, a politician or a member of government».

It's important to note this particular equation, only examines gains purely by measure of billable time, where the report also found law firms with practice management solutions function at a ratio of attorneys to support staff of 2.8:1.

The committee says the purely legal functions of the office should be carried out by a «career lawyer», not a politician.

National Indigenous Council (NIC) established, with 14 members appointed by government as experts, with a purely advisory function (i.e. no representative role).

Reporting in 1976, the inquiry found that the NACC was restricted in its role due to the lack of clarity given by the previous government about its aims and functions and the desire of the NACC to be more than purely a consultative body.

This landmark document challenges a purely clinical focus on treating individual impairments by depicting the outcomes of disability as a function of both individual and contextual factors.

«Construction labor costs are astronomical, and that's purely a function of supply and demand for that skilled portion of labor — a demand driven by hurricane rebuilds and not new housing starts necessarily,» Roschelle says, referring to the reconstruction efforts following hurricanes Harvey and Irma.