Sentence examples for although explicit from inspiring English sources

The carnage, although explicit and frequent, is not grotesquely overdone.

Although explicit theoretical models of drive have not proved to be any better at explaining motivation than other approaches, the drive concept, in general, would seem to have some validity if only because people often express their subjective feelings of motivation in terms that suggest they are driven.

Although explicit evaluations are presented only for large-eddy simulation, the expressions derived for the power spectra of errors are applicable to direct numerical simulation as well.

Although explicit assessment measures can be obtained through objective standardized testing, it is much more difficult to capture fuzzier, or tacit, performance assessment measures.

Although explicit discussion of ontological commitment postdates Frege's writings, an account of ontological commitment can be garnered from his defense of arithmetical platonism in The Foundations of Arithmetic (Frege 1884).

Although explicit models for resetting operations have been constructed that get arbitrarily close to a minimum heat generation of k T ln 2, what is needed is a proof that no physical process can do better.

The company's rejection of the ruling could see its French subsidiary facing daily fines, although no explicit sanction has yet been declared.

Although no explicit scenes were shown, it was readily apparent what had happened from comments that were featured in the following night's programme.

Although the explicit nature of his work will put off many, there is real warmth and joy to it: the encounters he shows are neither smutty nor seedy, no less loving for their rawness or brevity.

Although not explicit in today's announcement, the bill is expected to pave the way for an extension of pre-charge detention from 28 days and introduce longer sentences for terror crimes.

The commission said that although no explicit understanding between Ms. Krause and Justice Lebedeff had been proven, the timing of the free tax work "creates the appearance of a quid pro quo" and that "the appearance of such a serious breach of judicial ethics diminishes public confidence in the integrity of the judiciary and requires disciplinary action".