Sentence examples for either explicit or implicit from inspiring English sources
Constraints are linear or nonlinear functions, either explicit or implicit of the design variables (Xi).
Suicide attempts, defined as self-inflicted, potentially injurious behaviours with a nonfatal outcome, and with evidence (either explicit or implicit) of intent to die [ 1], are extremely prevalent.
Moreover, the 'good regulator' theoretical principle implies that 'every good regulator of a system must be a model of that system' (Conant & Ashby, 1970), accentuating the necessity of learning a model (either explicit or implicit) of the environment in order to regulate internal variables, and thus, the necessity of associative learning processes being involved in homeostatic regulation.
Conflicts and violations are either explicit or implicit.
These selection conditions may be either explicit or implicit in the model or the model's assumptions.
Usually, these models contain abundant design knowledge, either explicit or implicit, in various disciplines.
No characteristic emerged clearly as a core feature of successful or unsuccessful campaigns, either regarding their explicit or implicit theoretical background or their communication strategies.
Most mathematicians spend much of their time in either an explicit or an implicit search for these ideal forms, in geometry, in numbers, in the symbol dance of algebra.
In this sense such studies had either an explicit or an implicit evolutionary flavour; they analyzed kinship as a mode for structuring property relations and saw kinship and property institutions as central to the transition from precapitalist to capitalist and class-based society.
