Sentence examples for embedded explicitly from inspiring English sources

It says these areas should be embedded "explicitly, and only where educationally relevant, in the mandatory content of the curriculum" rather than being seen as themes across the board.

The embedded OS explicitly copies information from a sending process's address space into a distinct receiving process's address space.

(The final volume of The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms, The Phenomenology of Knowledge [1929b], articulates this embedding most explicitly, where the significative function of symbolic meaning is depicted as dialectically evolving — in just the sense of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit — from the expressive and representative functions).

In this book, Ariel Rubinstein defines models of bounded rationality as those in which elements of the process of choice are explicitly embedded.

The solution departs from previous approaches as the range measurements are explicitly embedded in the filter design, therefore avoiding inversion algorithms.

His critics argued that his credibility suffered by comparison with others whose opposition was more explicitly embedded in the contest of values and moral claims between liberty and communism, and the Chinese government's evident delight at the prize did nothing to help.

The model includes a poroelastic domain in which pressurized hydraulic fractures are explicitly embedded, thus allowing to realistically model the fluid flow inside the fracture and to intrinsically consider the fracturing fluid load on the fracture walls as well as fluid leak-off into the formation.

This means the African Commission should advocate for increased political commitment to DRR, including its being explicitly embedded in political manifestos.

Since the 1980s and the "social turn" in composition studies and other disciplines, scholars in this field have conceived writing in college as explicitly embedded in socio-rhetorical situations beyond the classroom.

For the symbiosis of humans and machines, various kinds of sensing devices will be either implicitly or explicitly embedded, networked, and cooperatively function in our future living environment [1 3].

In any strategy-based intervention, there should exist the rationale that through strategy-based instruction, whether implicit or explicitly embedded instruction (Chamot & Rubin, 1994), what deems more important than the "what" of what the practitioners learn through the application of the strategies, the "How" of what they learn through the strategies should be fostered (Cohen & Marco, 2007).