The phrase "a explicitly" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the article "a" with the adverb "explicitly." An example of a correct usage would be: "The instructions were explained explicitly."
Alternatives: "clearly" or "directly."
Conversely, each linear transformation f: Rn → Rm arises from a unique m-by-n matrix A: explicitly, the (i, j -entry of A is the ith coordinate of f('e'j -entrye 'e'j = (0,...,0,1,0,...,0) is the unit vectof with 1 in the jth position And 0 elsewhere.
In the above example, when speaker A explicitly states that he/she plays basketball, he/she also implies that speaker B does not play basketball.
In the absence of a explicitly opposition figure, however, many see the slate of candidates in Friday's vote as lacklustre, though there is no active plan for a boycott.
The fact that §3553(a) explicitly directs sentencing courts to consider the Guidelines supports the premise that district courts must begin their analysis with the Guidelines and remain cognizant of them throughout the sentencing process.
It is a program that runs on your Linux desktop at the center and STAYS RUNNING till you (a) explicitly kill it, (b) you reboot your Linux desktop (which kills anything running on it), or (c) it crashes.
But the mere fact that there are no words in Part (A) explicitly requiring that each shareholder own stock in each corporation does not mean that the Regulation's interpretation, "singly or in combination," must be accepted as reasonable.
One significant limitation of most studies included is the lack of an explicitly designated a-priori primary outcome measure.
We have evaluated the different approaches by incorporating them into a compiler for an explicitly parallel extension of Split-C.
A new generation of insurgents had an explicitly Islamist goal: to create a radical pan-Caucasian emirate.
A conversion function is an explicitly or implicitly declared subprogram or operation.
Peretjatko's film is a loopy and audacious comedy with an explicitly political setting.
