Sentence examples for clearly external from inspiring English sources

And although such factors as the euro are clearly external, Mr Allaire and his lieutenants have a weak grip on fundamental problems.

In all versions of externalism (semantic, natural kind, and social) discussed earlier, the mental contents of a subject depend in part on aspects of the environment which are clearly external to the subject's cognitive processes.

He saw the dangers very clearly: "External control by definition prevents universities from being centers of independent thought.

Since the structures are clearly external to the body, these researchers have proposed that the fibres formed a frill on the back of the animal and underside of its tail, similar to some modern aquatic lizards.

Clearly, external sources such as viruses or bacteria may also play an important role in the introduction of group I introns in fungal rDNA.

In the marine world, the canonical viscero-sensory stimuli were clearly external: osmolarity, pH, pO2 and pCO2 reflect the quality of the surrounding water and thus inform the organism about the environment, the milieu extérieur (see above).

But then again, there was clearly an external marketing advantage of zero-ing in one particular area.

These three visions allow identifying clearly the external part of the designed system.

Clearly, the external load also dictates the required threshold of excitation acceleration magnitude for the system to respond steadily.

Since rhyming practice results from the interaction between language, culture, and cognition, more studies on cross-linguistic and cross-cultural rhyming practices would be needed to clearly use external criteria as evidence for or against a given Old Chinese reconstruction.

The minister lays it out clearly, stating: "External propaganda struggle for public opinion should be treated as an important work, requiring relentless attention.