Sentence examples for applied explicitly from inspiring English sources
The system of continuity equations in this work is obtained from a non-singular formulation of the Stefan Maxwell equations, where the mass constraint is not applied explicitly.
19 Inter-rater reliability was also applied explicitly in our study.
Texas is one of a few states with criminal sodomy laws that apply explicitly only to same-sex behavior.
Although Section 508 applies explicitly only to federal government Web sites, there are implications for the states and private sector as well.
Article 3, the text of which is repeated in all four Geneva Conventions, is the only part of the conventions that applies explicitly to internal armed conflicts.
The legislation applies explicitly to those "killed on a mission for Iran during the Iran-Iraq war of 1980 1988," during which an unknown number of foreigners mostly Afghans and Iraqis aided the newly formed Islamic republic in its struggle against Saddam Hussein.
The ethical code published in 1999 referred exclusively to nursing recruitment [ 16] but in 2001 it was updated to apply explicitly to all health workers including doctors [ 17].
This approach was applied to explicitly identify constraints and opportunities for future land conservation and development in Changsha City, China.
The gloom and banality are still present, but they're now applied to explicitly autobiographical material rather than whimsy; familiar stand-up staples like childhood misadventures and romantic mishaps are present, but given Lawrence's own uniquely downbeat spin.
A finite element (FE) modeling method is applied that explicitly simulates the three distinct phases in a tank car loaded with a liquefied substance: pressurized gas, pressurized liquid and solid structure.
A coupled layer-averaged 2D numerical model is applied, which explicitly incorporates the interactions between the current, sediment transport and morphological evolution, and features a new well-balanced numerical scheme dealing with irregular topography.
