Sentence examples for explicit length from inspiring English sources

And there seems to be little point in letting Bosie the betrayer state his case at such explicit length, since we've written him off as a rotter from the moment we first see him.

The opening musical number – a full-pelt razzle-dazzle number self-referentially titled We're Doing a Sequel – even goes to explicit lengths to tamp down expectations, warning the audience that "everybody knows the sequel's never quite as good".

First, SSMM uses explicit state length density instead of the implicated exponential density [29].

Thus adaptation of explicit state length density is especially important for high density tilling array data.

The drawback of explicit state length density is that there are more parameters to estimate, which may lead to over-fitting when sample size is small.

P&R (and after them Schweighofer in 1999) omit specific compartment dimensions and calculate current densities using the compartment's surface area ratio, whereas other models, for instance in the NEURON environment use explicit compartment lengths and radii.

By defining the stiffness component as the ratio of infinitesimal load increment to infinitesimal increase in length, explicit entries of the tangent stiffness matrix are derived through equating the total differentiation of the strained length and the elastic elongation of the cable.

We thus conclude that the agreement between Figures 1 and 3 is due to the increased correlation between the normalized expression levels for each gene relative to that present in the raw data, Figures 1 and 2. In summary, an explicit form of length bias between expression rates measured by microarray and abundance within the EST database methods has been found.

The court filing reveals in explicit terms the lengths Ulbricht's site went to ensure its users' anonymity and details the violent means he allegedly used to protect himself and the site.

There is no explicit constraint regarding the length of such manuscripts, although 20 printed pages would be the most usual length.

There is no explicit constraint regarding the length of such manuscripts, although 35 printed pages would be the most usual length.