Sentence examples for explicitly applying from inspiring English sources

The isotropy of different numerical simulations of fiber reinforced elastomers has been explored by explicitly applying stretch in different loading directions, in models with representative volume elements (RVEs) spanning a wide range of fiber volume fractions and system sizes.

The effect of stress on the T → M phase transformation was captured by explicitly applying stresses on the computational domain by entering them in the mechanical equilibrium equations as boundary conditions.

However, the recent focus on the importance of students learning about their own learning, also known as metacognition (Tanner 2012), suggests that explicitly applying the Kolb learning cycle to biology education is appropriate.

Although the implications were obvious, Darwin himself was cautious about explicitly applying his ideas to man, but some of his followers notably Thomas Huxley in England and Ernst Haeckel in Germany—argued powerfully that evolution had molded humans as well as other species.

Finally, our analysis extended previous work by explicitly applying methods for competing-risk outcomes.

Few programs have explicitly applied the SIP theory.

The 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act, signed by President Bill Clinton, explicitly applies to "all federal law".

Although the term "adiaphorism" was not explicitly applied in other disputes, analogous controversies occurred elsewhere.

My argument explicitly applies to software categories where there's an incumbent.

The Chamber of Commerce also argues that the savings clause explicitly applies to sanctions only.

Under existing law, nonviolent coercive and controlling behaviour is captured by the legislation that covers stalking and harassment but it does not explicitly apply to intimate relationships.