Sentence examples for explicit in terms from inspiring English sources
Assessing the pragmatic signficance of speech acts is a matter of explaining the explicit in terms of the implicit.
The correlation is explicit in terms of the Helmholtz energy and it can be used to calculate all thermodynamic properties.
"We also believe that most Americans would acknowledge that broadcast programming is considerably less explicit in terms of violence and sexual content than that which is routinely found on cable and satellite channels," Mr. Fritts said.
The obvious demands from many drivers to have the double waved-yellow flag rule clarified and made explicit in terms of how much they should slow was the clearest example.
The first main contribution of this paper is to show that compositional models can be mapped onto a parallel visual architecture similar to that used by bio-inspired visual models such as deep convolutional networks but more explicit in terms of representation, hence enabling part detection as well as object detection, and suitable for complexity analysis.
The main result of the proposed generalization is an expression for topological sensitivity, explicit in terms of the elastodynamic Green's function, obtained by an asymptotic expansion of a misfit-type cost functional with respect to the nucleation of a dissimilar elastic inclusion in a defect-free "reference" solid.
1997; 50: 407–26] which is of real-variable, explicit form expressed in terms of Stroh's eigenvalues.
The equivalent homogeneous inclusion problem has an explicit solution in terms of a definite integral.
Results show that the method is suitable for PBSD of RC structures with explicit targets in terms of desired risk levels.
Explicit solutions in terms of Jacobian elliptic functions are given for the case in which the energy exchange among the three sound waves is periodic.
On the other hand, the general form enables one to compute the N-phase mixing energy density coefficients in an explicit fashion in terms of the pairwise surface tensions.
