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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.

We experimented with LDA in order to be able to explicitly include additional information about temporal dynamics.

The idea behind the proposal is that users should be able to explicitly and transparently share their interests with the websites they visit.

Today, Hulu wouldn't have any way of knowing if you've viewed those episodes outside its app, but now you'll be able to explicitly say so.

Carroll's original pyramid, whilst striving for universality, does not show itself when tested empirically, to be able to explicitly point to where companies' environmental responsibilities lie, and which priorities they ought to follow.

By doing so, we are able to explicitly characterize an optimal policy that finds a schedule of minimum length.

By doing so, we were able to explicitly characterize an optimal policy for the reduced problem that finds a schedule of minimum length.

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

Observing that the criteria are polynomial functions of the parameters, we have been able to explicitly give the theoretical maxima as a function of a kurtosis value parameter κ 4 ( a ).

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.