Sentence examples for explicit and visible from inspiring English sources

Certain new procedures are explicit and visible.

To make that connection explicit and visible, the campaign recruited civil rights and prison reform movement leaders as co-chairs.

14) Because each new Institute is a "demonstration site," making clear the advantages and difficulties of adapting the Institute approach to another situation, there will be an explicit and visible relation between the new Institutes and the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute.

DataCafe asks what the data dynamics in our online lives would look like if they were made explicit and visible.

I do think technology is just an extension of our current communities however, so I wouldn't blame apps for an increase in prejudice or isolation it may simply just make the issues more explicit and visible".

For example, instead of prioritising environmental CSR initiatives to get CSR standard certifications, domestic SMEs are found to focus on philanthropic activities that are more visible (explicit) and eventually have greater reputational gains (Diem Hang & Ferguson, 2016; Thi Lan Huong, 2010).

Another intention of the scheme was to facilitate confrontation and make conflicts visible, explicit and legitimate.

In the sort of planning that nasa does, such matters can be dealt with as they come up, but in a movie everything is immediately visible and explicit, and questions like this must be answered in detail.

Her idea of the subjective onlooker was broader than that of physics, and while "red" may denote an explicit and measurable wavelength in the visible spectrum, in the mind it varies from the bluster of rage to the reticence of a blush: physics cannot cage metaphor.

Finally, embedded in human individual actor counts were individuals that the laboratory acknowledged in peer-reviewed papers, thus making further tacit and explicit knowledge mobilization visible.

Although there is little explicit sex visible in these images, they still give off plenty of heat, much of it sparked by the shockingly bold onlookers who crowd around the couples like moths drawn to a flame — voyeurs whose presence implicates both the photographer and the viewer.