Sentence examples for be made explicit as from inspiring English sources

The Neumann boundary conditions with cross-nonlinear terms can be made explicit as the boundary fluxes in heat transfer.

This last assumption needs to be made explicit, as it is not agreed upon by all (e.g., Burge 1993, 2005 and 2010).

A Rembrandt painting can be truly characterized in many propositions, and in individual cases some of the propositions may need to be made explicit as a condition for seeing some things that are in the painting.

The boundary maps ∂ lowering the dimension may be made explicit as follows.

Here, we do not have any "enveloping" mathematics (and it is unknown whether this will ever be possible); geometry needs not to be made explicit (as it is implicitly assumed that the space in which the molecules lie is Euclidean).

This is in agreement with the conceptualisation according to Croon and Langius [ 26], who proposed that the general behavioural intentions of social insurance physicians could be made explicit as their assessment styles.

Comparisons with previous analyses are made explicit as well as extensions and corrections thereto.

The various enactments in which the staying power is made explicit, as well as the statutes that are silent about it, afford debating points but no reliable aids in construing the Act before us.

The objective and the reasons for conducting a systematic review of reviews should be made explicit at the start of the process, as this is likely to influence the methods used for the review.

But the main character remains Chaym, whose homophonic resemblance to Cain is made explicit as Mr. Johnson returns again and again to his biblical theme.

Applications of design operators are made explicit as design elements in the running system such that they can be traced, reconfigured, and made undone.