Sentence examples for ability to explicitly from inspiring English sources

It's got the usual ability to explicitly share out through Facebook, Twitter, and email.

"Organizations that combine contract management with artificial intelligence gain an ability to explicitly trade off considerations of risk, cycle time, cost and negotiation outcomes," Krappe told TechCrunch.

While these processes are ingrained in our cognition, the ability to explicitly use modeling and simulation is something often learnt by training.

The mAIS was able to outperform GEFeS only and the standard AIS variants because of its ability to explicitly generate detector sets which identify with a single class.

The simulation platform provides the ability to explicitly consider time-based cost trade-offs between barge handling requirements and equipment dwell time.

Derived from the Dempster-Shafer theory [20] and with the ability to explicitly represent and manage a node's uncertainty, subjective logic emerges as an attractive tool for handling trust relationships in WMNs.

In fact, Lukacz et al. (2007) argue that model weights and their ability to account explicitly for model uncertainty are major reasons why IT approaches should be highly favored over NHST (Richards et al. 2011).

The value of a book dedicated to the host-pathogen interaction depends on the book's ability to focus explicitly and narrowly on this relationship as the main topic.

The study explores issues related to premium payment levels and other critical design features of a NHIS, but it does not attempt to elicit willingness-to-pay (WTP) or ability-to-pay explicitly.

While there are already a number of important efforts to establish theoretical basis and frameworks for linking DRM and SD see for example Becker (2014) and Nyberg et al. (2014 the NRM framework would contribute to the DRM field in two main ways: its ability to systematically and explicitly relate DRM practices to the theoretical and ambiguous SD concept, and its procedural approach to SD.

The existence of such mechanisms is suggested not only by the ability to control movements explicitly or implicitly, but also by evidence that these control processes may guide movements simultaneously.