Sentence examples for explicit fact from inspiring English sources

The less explicit fact is that your diverse interactions — your likes, photos, locations, tags, videos, comments, route selections, recommendations and ratings — feed learning systems that could someday transform into super intelligent AIs with unpredictable consequences.

I2 Explicit fact and hypothesis management.

Stream Reasoning goes one step further by enhancing continuous queries with run-time reasoning support – that is, with capabilities to infer additional, implicit knowledge based on already given, explicit facts.

But the book encompasses other tales too, and makes explicit the fact that Eli's older male companion is in fact a paedophile as well as a killer.

Practices, for example, could make more explicit the fact that any requests to see a clinician would be fulfilled within 72 hours rather than 24.

"One of the main reasons companies need systematic usability studies is to make explicit the fact that outside customers don't find your design as important as you do," he writes in his latest column on Use it.

I couldn't believe I was seeing raunchy, real, semi-idealizable yet graphically authentic male bodies having sex (or nearly sex) on camera and making explicit the fact that desire was the engine of their daily lives.

They've made explicit the fact that Lise is Jewish; they've played with the possibility that Henri is gay (letting it "bubble under the surface" of his awkwardness with Lise); they've given Jerry traumatic war memories and Adam a leg injury.

Since appeasing Hitler in the 1930s proved futile and prolonged his aggression and genocide, the clear implication - which pro-war politicians and pundits have often made explicit in fact - is that now to criticise war against President Saddam, another monster, constitutes at best crass naivety, and at worse complicity in dictatorship, terror and slaughter.

Our results make explicit the fact that exploiting feedback around the channel plays a key role in reducing the minimal SNR that is compatible with stability.

The use of letters instead of numbers would make explicit the fact that interpretations of immunostains provide categorical, not continuous, variables.