Sentence examples for an explicit point from inspiring English sources

With carbon-fiber technology, it makes an explicit point about the limits of technology.

It upheld a policy at the law school that took race into account but struck down an undergraduate policy in which minority applicants were given an explicit point advantage in a numerical formula.

It is about openly exploring how the company's environment is changing, and developing an explicit point of view on the uncertain future and on what it will take for the company to succeed in this new world.

In particular, he made an explicit point on the crisis involving children and their education.

Although it has seen its ratings rise as hosts like Mr. Olbermann have shown a more explicit point of view, the down side is that the news division has clearly grown more vulnerable to complaints about partisanship.

The movie has some of the ease and the gently antic spirit of Richard Lester's "A Hard Day's Night" (1964); indeed, that movie may be an explicit reference point.

In his review in the magazine this week of the new British film "Submarine," which opens this Friday, David Denby writes, The movie has some of the ease and the gently antic spirit of Richard Lester's "A Hard Day's Night" (1964); indeed, that movie may be an explicit reference point.

Model checking of isolated software components is inherently not possible because a component does not form a complete program with an explicit starting point.

In this paper, we formulate an explicit closest point method using finite difference schemes derived from radial basis functions (RBF-FD).

Project Accept [ 84] made an explicit programmatic point of allowing "site-specific adaptations" to accommodate "site-specific sociocultural differences" in its varying settings.

All the histidine residues in Figure 5 gave simple sigmoid curves corresponding to a single p Ka except for His263 in PA, which showed a steep rise above pH* 7 without an explicit inflection point.