Sentence examples for explicit definition of from inspiring English sources

An explicit definition of boundaries is an effective way to control actions.

It has very recently proposed new wording for an explicit definition of "the purposes of organised religion".

We discuss the necessity of explicit definition of both declarative and procedural knowledge and propose explicit procedural knowledge handling.

This allows an explicit definition of the boundaries of the failure region in terms of the design variables.

The European territory is discretised so as to allow for a spatially explicit definition of large emission clusters.

The problem with the dual mandate is that it's not entirely clear how to reconcile the two, nor is there an explicit definition of "full employment" or what low inflation means.

If MBS sticks with an explicit definition of time, it could consider splitting time up into the half hour, perhaps offering a 0.5 hour "quickie" or a 1.5 hour option.

When developing frameworks for public reporting of hospital data in Australia, more explicit definition of what or who are the 'public' is needed along with identification of barriers, desired impacts, data needs, and data collection/reporting/feedback mechanisms.

Explicit definition of aims and framework conditions.

The next section explains the explicit definition of B-splines.

These algorithms do not need the explicit definition of rules.