Sentence examples for explicit means from inspiring English sources

"Explicit" means "unambiguous, precise and with as little room for interpretation as possible".

Although the SFDRR includes people-centered, bottom-up rhetoric, it lacks explicit means of implementation for governance structures that incorporate people-centered, bottom-up design.

A more explicit means to identify overarching issues, including the urban landscape, health and education, and the environment would be beneficial.

A typical use of the pilot ion method is described in the Additional file 1. Explicit means by which voltammetric signals can be quantified using the pilot ion method have not been provided in the literature.

The discrete fracture approach, on the other hand, has been proposed as an explicit means of considering the fluid flow and transport inside individual fractures (Karimi-Fard et al. 2004).

Although HFA and SFDRR recommend the adoption of a people-centered approach, Zia and Wagner (2015, p. 197) claim that the latter "lacks explicit means of implementation for governance structures that incorporate people-centered, bottom-up design".

In medieval Latin works the word explicit meant "here ends.…" Originally, it may have been an abbreviation for explicitus est liber ("the book is unrolled"), but by analogy with incipit ("here begins…") it was taken as a present-tense, third-person singular verb form.

The explicit mean value function solutions for the proposed models are presented.

There are many kinds of memories; some, called "explicit," mean that you can remember a past experience.

The explicit mean value function solution of the proposed model for a logistic fault-detection rate is presented.

As the observation model is linear and Gaussian, the proposal distribution is therefore Gaussian with explicit mean and variance.