Sentence examples for defining explicitly from inspiring English sources

The theoretical development was based on Carrera Unified Formulation, in particular by deducting and defining explicitly the fundamental nuclei of a multi-layered double-curved shell structure.

The White House has never defined explicitly when that not-too-distant future will arrive, saying instead that it is talking in terms "of months, not years".

Part of the answer is to define explicitly what the central bank is trying to do—for example, hit a target for consumer-price inflation.

It was widely touted, even while suppressing recalcitrant diversity, as the carrier of political and economic modernity to backward peoples; and modernity itself was defined explicitly as social justice and gender equality, expedited through planned and protected industrial growth.

None of these terms have been defined explicitly, however, and it isn't clear what the new rules will mean for big hedge funds, private-equity firms, and the finance arms of industrial companies.

Analysis objectives are defined explicitly for each group of users.

The semantics is defined explicitly to arbitrary formulas and variable assignments in Sandu (1996, 1998).

We defined explicitly the basic reproductive number for the viral dynamical model melded with pharmacokinetics.

Their sizes expressed in the number of bits can be defined explicitly in the code.

Equation (4) is difficult to define explicitly in terms of load demand variables.

In this work, we define explicitly and investigate such new type of Finsler/Lagrange/Hamilton algebroids.