Sentence examples for by explicitly applying from inspiring English sources
The isotropy of different numerical simulations of fiber reinforced elastomers has been explored by explicitly applying stretch in different loading directions, in models with representative volume elements (RVEs) spanning a wide range of fiber volume fractions and system sizes.
The effect of stress on the T → M phase transformation was captured by explicitly applying stresses on the computational domain by entering them in the mechanical equilibrium equations as boundary conditions.
Finally, our analysis extended previous work by explicitly applying methods for competing-risk outcomes.
The 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act, signed by President Bill Clinton, explicitly applies to "all federal law".
The proposed joint learning framework, which we call joint SVM, is superior to other related models in its impressive and flexible mechanisms in exploiting the dependencies between tags: first, a linear output kernel can be implicitly learned when we train a joint SVM; or, a pre-designed kernel can be explicitly applied by users when prior knowledge is available.
The right of return for refugees is guaranteed by all basic human rights treaties and was explicitly applied to the Palestinian refugees by United Nations Resolution 194.
It is important to note that the added complexity of viscous forces, considered by the hydrodynamic beam equation, are explicitly applied to each rigid element in our in silico representation.
The hypothesis of phenotypic buffering of mutational damage by the molecular chaperones has never been explicitly applied to these proteins.
Under existing law, nonviolent coercive and controlling behaviour is captured by the legislation that covers stalking and harassment but it does not explicitly apply to intimate relationships.
Although the term "adiaphorism" was not explicitly applied in other disputes, analogous controversies occurred elsewhere.
My argument explicitly applies to software categories where there's an incumbent.
