Sentence examples for explicit treats of from inspiring English sources
In this clip, the hipster favorite shows off betel nut chewing, the explicit treats of a typical night market and the somewhat sad side of late-night "shrimping" at an indoor fishing pond.
And endured explicit threats of violence.
The movies haven't treated explicit worship of black culture in some time.
The model relies on a variational method of calculating the chemical potentials of the species diffusing along the IB, and on the explicit scheme of treating the displacements of the triple line where two surfaces and the IB meet.
The result is a spatially explicit map of treated cells and total estimated benefits for both sage-grouse and livestock that corresponds to a given budget (Fig. 3).
Therefore, it is especially important to note that we were able to find the dead core solution without explicit knowledge of by treating the problem (3.10), formulated on the whole interval, (3.17).
However, the monkeys in our study did, without explicit training, treat the dot arrays and the numerals as interchangeable representations for the same reward scale; i.e., the number of drops of juice.
In this situation, a computer code in FORTRAN language has been elaborated to treat both the explicit effect of thermal radiation term σAsε(T4s−T4c) on temperature and distillate mass productivity, and then the performance of such system in Batna climate conditions (a graphical interface was created to plot and to analysis all quantity especially solar radiation).
Each clinical trial was graded according to the presence or absence of key elements such as concealed randomization, blinded outcome assessment, intention-to-treat analysis, and explicit definition of a primary outcome.
State the overall number of isolates obtained per independent biological sample and provide an explicit description of how these were treated in the analyses.
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