Sentence examples for explicit relative from inspiring English sources

The other interpretative option which Jackson has coolly chosen not to take up is making his heroine Ann Darrow an actual, explicit relative of Clarence Darrow, the famous lawyer who argued the Darwinian case in the Monkey Trial eight years earlier in 1925 - within America's living memory.

A new procedure is proposed to construct a normal form of a global T S fuzzy system model from local state-space models in non-canonical form, and such a normal form system has an explicit relative degree structure and a specific input output signal causality relationship in the sense that it does not include any future values of fuzzy membership functions.

The inferior frontal gyrus is an established part of the brain system that processes facial expressions (Haxby et al., 2002) and is found to be more active during explicit, relative to implicit, processing of facial emotions (Scheuerecker et al., 2007).

He explains how using technology and data helps to "establish a culture of evidence-based decisions which forces coaches to consider all of the factors involved in a decision on team selection, to clarify what the evidence is on each factor, and to make explicit the relative importance of different factors".

He further stabilized the structure of Thai society by assigning all officials and all his subjects a numerical rank (sakdi na) notionally expressed in terms of units of land from 4,000 acres for the highest minister down to 10 acres for the humblest freeman thus making explicit the relative status of everyone in the kingdom.

In this work, we define event sequences and their properties: synchronicity, evenness, and co-cardinality; we then show how asynchronous, uneven, and multi-cardinal problem settings can support explicit accountings of relative time.

We present the first (to our knowledge) explicit analysis of relative cooperative investment in a real-world human social network.

Spatially explicit models of relative predicted probability of use validated poorly when they were based on resource selection behavior inside of the gas field.

And it's also why I suspect that Lena Dunham's "Girls," which is at once a successor to "Sex in the City" and an extended critique of its predecessor's gilded vision of the New York single life, will actually be remembered as the comic, sexually-explicit, female-centric relative to "difficult men" shows like "Breaking Bad" and "The Sopranos".

The model incorporates finite-size effects and an explicit expression for the relative permittivity.

To the extent that there has been a rise in extreme law-following relative to explicit law-breaking, it might look like progress.