Sentence examples for explicit replies from inspiring English sources

Angry authors, even when their books are not explicit replies, end up incorporating unsent responses into the web of the text, where the angry red threads stand out.

(For explicit replies to this line of attack, see Driver 2014: 175 and de Lazari-Radek and Singer 2014: 315 16).

"Mister VCM" represents implicit knowledge explicitly, so it provides explicit replies to all questions.

For questions with explicit replies, physicians responded 2.0 times faster with "Mister VCM" than with text, and for questions with implicit replies, 2.4 times faster.

Two question types were considered: questions with an explicit reply, and questions with implicit reply, for which the physician has to read the whole text before deducing the response.

"The US debt burden, both explicit and implicit," replied another fund manager, "now stands at $350,000 per head.

In addition, the larger power of the combined European studies did not result in significant differences, as made explicit in this reply.

This, interestingly, seemed to contradict the genius of nowcasting: why wouldn't Google base its surveys on the "revealed preferences" of users from their search queries, rather than ask explicit questions?Mr Varian replied that query data alone lacks "affect".

The comparison with our findings is hampered by the fact that in his survey respondents were given the explicit option not to reply to the question: in 25 out of 28 countries, over one fourth of the respondents chose to do so; in 11 countries, over half the respondents did so.

To be very explicit and try to eliminate the replies that result in such outliers.

In his reply, he made an explicit distinction between a principal signification which is unique and a secondary signification.