Sentence examples for explicitly approach from inspiring English sources
Finally, Nicaise and Schockaert explicitly approach the question of the extent to which EU-SILC excludes groups of scarcely accessible people affected by poverty; they examine in what ways the items of EU-SILC inadequately document situations of poverty, and furthermore they test an alternative methodology that aims to overcome some of these identified problems.
A few games have explored Asperger syndrome before, with To the Moon and Borderlands being the only two that seem to explicitly approach it, albeit very differently.
By bringing together a diverse group of academics — several of whom take an explicitly organizational approach — to focus on broad-access institutions, they have done the field a real service.
Foster takes an explicitly quantitative approach to politics.
(They might have also mentioned Kuehn (2005) who takes an explicitly Deweyan approach to the aesthetics of food).
The calibration can be made easily by a sound designer, which is not the case for an explicitly physical approach.
Stotz and Griffiths (2004) believe that the variety of gene concepts used throughout the biological sciences calls for a more systematic and explicitly empirical approach.
However, an explicitly phenomenological approach to ethics emerged in the works of Emannuel Levinas, a Lithuanian phenomenologist who heard Husserl and Heidegger in Freiburg before moving to Paris.
Despite those suggestions, there are still firms out there that have yet to take a proactive, explicitly outlined approach to invest in people of color and women, and prevent sexual harassment and discrimination.
On the whole, however, an explicitly computational approach to legal design will serve to make the law more available, transparent, and predictable, and put a bit more logic back into the system.
This is especially true for behavioral and ecological characteristics, with many ecologists now using an explicitly evolutionary approach to examine ecological diversity [1], [2].
