Sentence examples for able to explicitly from inspiring English sources

Method engineering approaches are often based on the assumption that method users are able to explicitly express their situational method requirements.

Emphasis is given on degrading systems, since real-world structures do not have infinite displacement capacity as many inelastic models assume, while such systems are able to explicitly take into consideration the effect of stiffness and strength degradation.

The algorithm used to solve the decomposed optimal control problems is a recently developed algorithm that is able to explicitly consider the possibly digital nature of the controller and the continuous-time (intersample) behaviour of the system.

Both physicians and nurses should be sensitized to the possibility that dementia patients may not be able to explicitly mention existing diseases and impairments (such as cardiovascular and sensory disorders, pain).

The background is that earlier this month the Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel (CSA), France's media regulator, ruled that the country's TV networks and radio stations will no longer be able to explicitly mention Facebook or Twitter on air, except when discussing a story in which either company is directly involved.

You must be able to explicitly say who you are building your thing for.

By minimizing Bayes risk, agents are able to account explicitly for the costs associated with correct and incorrect classification.

However, dependability is able to include, explicitly, the failures, uncertainties, hazards, etc. as far as their corresponding knowledge.

The model is able to model explicitly common cause failure and diagnostic coverage, as well as different test frequencies and strategies.

Compared to previous saltation models, the present model is able to simulate explicitly turbulent eddies of the flow and their complete interaction with saltating processes.

We also explain the continuous time evolution between glacial and interglacial states rather than treat them as two steady states, and are able to model explicitly for the first time the amplification of the glacial‐interglacial variability of the physical climate system by the ocean biogeochemistry.