Sentence examples for displaying explicitly from inspiring English sources

All show they bear no qualms about displaying explicitly homosexual liaisons without the clichés.

These effects can be displayed explicitly using analytic approximations for the neutrino energy spectrum.

The MRT of necromass is calculated by the soil model YASSO internally and cannot be displayed explicitly.

The effects of the errors displayed in Eq. (19) on attempting to determine the source Q x) from Eq. (9) can now be displayed explicitly, as follows.

[ 6] The Bayesian framework allows this sort of prejudice to be displayed explicitly in the prior.

The MRT of necromass is calculated by the soil model YASSO internally and cannot be displayed explicitly The forest scenarios included a species-specific age-dependent risk of disturbance and mortality [ 36].

The AIDS-RP and non-AIDS groups were displayed explicitly in the graph (Fig. 1B), by coding the groups' binary (only two of the three groups are displayed, such that chronic-AIDS is coded implicitly as not AIDS-RP and not non-AIDS).

Alternatively, choosing V ′ = − J, we obtain the effective Hamiltonian (36) H eff = ω b † b + ε ∑ 〈 i j 〉 S i j z − Ω ∑ m G m 2 − J ∑ □ (S i j + S k j − S k ℓ + S i ℓ − + H.c. ) + 2 V ∑ □ S i j z S k j z S k ℓ z S i ℓ z, which displays explicitly the competition between ring-exchange and a four-body Ising interaction.

On the other hand, if an investigation committee believes that there is a distinct possibility that the cases might have a common cause (perhaps because all the cases are in an unusual age group, as was the case with the ABC cluster), then this can also be displayed explicitly in the prior, which like any aspect of a statistical analysis should be scrutinised and rejected as warranted.

At first, the city was delighted to have them, but as early as 2007 local pubs began barring Brits, displaying signs explicitly stating that they wouldn't be served.

First, the curve displays explicitly the trade-off between sensitivity and specificity which results from varying the criterion for interpretation.