Sentence examples for as explicitly stated from inspiring English sources
While not as explicitly stated as such -- those who support the ruling party are the logical opposite to each (with pro-China challenging the pro-India position).
Note that Ts(r*,t*) is a function of the space variables represented by the position vector r * = x * e ∧ x + y * e ∧ y + z * e ∧ z, in addition to its dependence on time, because Ts(r*,t*) depends on Tf(r*,t*) as explicitly stated in Equation (1), although no spatial derivatives appear in Equation (1).
8) Jesus is said to be the "son of God" based on his mother Mary becoming pregnant through the Holy Spirit, with no human father, as explicitly stated in Luke 1 35.
The bottom line on that is that if Obama seriously thinks he will really be the last President to take up the matter of health care, as explicitly stated he intended to be during his speech to Congress, then he is absolutely and totally effing kidding himself.
Others have likened Braid to punk rock, designed (as explicitly stated by Blow) specifically as a statement against the status quo of the industry; it is considered to deconstruct traditional gameplay concepts, such as jumping on enemies or rescuing a princess from a castle as borrowed from Super Mario Bros., and rebuild them in the game to force the player to rethink current game design.
Finally, EA was more frequently interrupted than F likely due to a more frequent achievement of negative fluid balance or polyuria as explicitly stated by the attending physicians.
The newspaper account did not quote Mr. Obama as explicitly stating that his "goal" was to put distance between the United States and Israel, as Mr. Romney characterized Mr. Obama's intentions during a recent speech.
Only the retrospective case-control study had as its explicitly stated aim the investigation of a link between idiopathic adolescent AKP and PFOA [ 18].
#Trial stated as unblinded if explicitly stated as such or blinding clearly not possible.
In premise (2), however, the existence of a proposition is already presupposed since it is shorthand for what can be explicitly stated as: There is a (i.e., at least one) proposition which is the sense of (1).
As Bem's explicitly stated in his article, he omitted one exploratory experiment conducted after he had completed the original habituation experiment and its successful replication.
