Sentence examples for do not require explicit from inspiring English sources
These predictions are intrinsic to the developed stochastic-process-based approach and do not require explicit experimental information on the fatigue damage behavior or stiffness degradation.
In this paper we focus on operational models that do not require explicit knowledge of the individual networks of decision makers.
Derivative-free optimization (DFO) algorithms are suitable for solving this black-box model since they do not require explicit functional representations of the objective function and the constraints.
Gross error detection and isolation with artificial neural nets do not require explicit knowledge of the distribution of random errors in measurement values and can be applied to processes with arbitrary constraints.
A companion paper presented the formulation of a phase-field model – i.e., a model with regularized interfaces that do not require explicit numerical tracking – that allows for easy and transparent prescription of complex interface kinetics and nucleation.
"Depending on the delivery method chosen by an attacker, this vulnerability is potentially exploitable through methods that do not require explicit user interaction since many applications (ie iMessage) automatically attempt to render images when they are received in their default configurations," said Bohan.
This method does not require explicit integration of the arising quadratures.
Unlike many existing work, the proposed adaptation mechanism does not require explicit user-defined adaptation strategies.
The approach does not require explicit front tracking and allows for the simulation of complex crack patterns and crack intersection.
Third, while generic cognitive knowledge does not require explicit instruction because we have evolved to acquire it, domain-specific concepts and skills do require explicit instruction.
The proposed method enables accurate and smooth recovery of the vorticity and does not require explicit use of vortex images or occasional re-meshing.
