Sentence examples for In explicit terms from inspiring English sources

In explicit terms, this means that in each fold, the SVM was trained on 90 subjects, and tested on 10 entirely different subjects that were held out.

In explicit terms, this means that the adaptive algorithm will asymptotically regain the best convergence rate and hence quasi-optimal meshes with respect to the error estimator η.

Another no vote belonged to Representative David McKinley, a freshman who justified his vote to his constituents in explicit terms.

Trump may not have read it, but everyone who seeks to understand in explicit terms the depth of the danger he represents should.

In response, British officials began to circulate pages from diaries, purportedly written by Casement in 1903, 1910 and 1911, which chronicled in explicit terms his sexual relations with men.

The interrogator told the prisoner in explicit terms that: "He would be subject to all the pain and agony that the Wolf battalion is known to exact upon its detainees".

While this correspondence can be described in fairly explicit terms and has been the subject of recent research by one of the authors [12], here we only summarize the final outcome needed for the present paper.

That prompted Judge Fidler to order her back to court last week and to ask her in clear, explicit terms whether she was in fact guilty of the charges and if she wished to plead guilty.

The role of dopamine neurons in value-guided behavior has been described in computationally explicit terms.

Of course, I already knew this: it had been staring me in the face since I arrived, but to see it written down in such explicit terms drove me to the exit.

They point to remarks that Mr. Obama made on CNN where, after saying he did not believe "in a bunch of judicial law-making," he went on to describe in relatively explicit terms for a presidential candidate what sort of perspective he would want his nominees to have.