Sentence examples for becomes explicit and from inspiring English sources
Once you buy into the moral treachery of the Philip Morris position, the potential for human sacrifice as a matter of public economic policy becomes explicit, and maybe even compelling.
Once elicited, the IK becomes explicit, and it is important to express this new explicit knowledge without ambiguities or inconsistencies.
Tacit knowledge then must then be negotiated with other team members in order to validate and clarify it prior to disseminating it to the organization (i.e., tacit knowledge becomes explicit and validated).
What was implicit in Godard's work from the sixties — that his characters were part of a generation raised by movies — has now become explicit and thematic and even a little redundant.
Never tell a child about things he cannot see (this means that fairy stories should not be told to children)." The air of threat later became explicit and deadly, but success as a children's writer did save at least one poet from imprisonment and probably death.
Quantitative indicators reveal insights about the particular profiles and structures; however, when presented with the network visualizations (Figures 4, 5, and 6), the structures become explicit and actionable.
My compulsion became explicit and inescapable: I needed to stay up and play "The Boys Are Back in Town" as many times as I could.
Once the semantic mappings are established in these three areas, a safe zone where both formats overlap will become explicit and can be used for sharing and exchange of clinical content model using archetypes with recognized limitations.
Fracture attributes, such as spacing or length, is intrinsic information of the digitized geometry and becomes explicit through follow-up data processing.
A second, much more problematic set of Lukács' commitments becomes explicit in the writings between the 1930s and the 1950s.
In this framework, domain knowledge becomes explicit as a significant component to be taught and transferred in design education.
