Sentence examples similar to comparatively explicit from inspiring English sources
In other words, in building up the structure that realizes the coherence of the text, the ST is comparatively implicit while the two TTs are relatively explicit; the ST contains less relevant tokens than the TTs.
While it is difficult to establish a clear distinction between two kinds of belief in Sextus, there is a comparatively more explicit distinction between two ways of engaging with appearances.
Sequential tandem repeats implicated in the amino acid fragments with tandem repeat patterns are comparatively more explicit than divergent repeats.
Following this, dynamic responses of density graded MHS foams are comparatively analyzed using explicit finite element simulation and the proposed formula.
Historically, the correspondence theory, usually in an object-based version, was taken for granted, so much so that it did not acquire this name until comparatively recently, and explicit arguments for the view are very hard to find.
Remarkably, this appears to describe a sizeable portion of the published literature on hypersexuality: A researcher hypothesizes a deficit or excess in any of many characteristics, then (lacking any explicit method of isolating comparatively homogeneous subgroups or eliminating factitious cases, etc).
The explicit descriptions represent realistic yet comparatively simple SBSP models.
The writer of the Chinese novel builds up a coherent text with comparatively implicit ways of realizing coherence; while the translators create more explicit English target texts in the manifestation of coherence.
An individual presentation requires comparatively long turns, hence generally needing more pre-planning and a more explicit structure to ensure coherence.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
