Sentence examples for explicitly aware that from inspiring English sources

An unfamiliar form of currency — even if you aren't explicitly aware that it's unfamiliar — seems less valuable.

The report found that large amounts of data on driving histories are harvested, frequently without consumers being explicitly aware that the information is being collected or how it will be used.

Khayyam was nevertheless explicitly aware that the arithmetic problem of the cubic remained to be solved.

In the case of a traditional VPN app, people are explicitly aware that their traffic is being routed through an external server.

The IG report expressed concerns that city employees were not made "explicitly aware" that their local ordinance did not limit their legal authority to respond to ICE requests.

In fact, making individuals explicitly aware that the FDA had not approved a particular DS made them more skeptical of the product's safety, although it did not affect participants' ratings of product efficacy [ 15].

Only one of the interviewees (an organizer) was explicitly aware of an evaluation that directly influenced future conference development and none of the stakeholders had ever reported participating in any type of assessment beyond a standard reaction evaluation at the end of the conference.

These are systems that are explicitly aware of statutory and other legal requirements and are able to process information explicitly in a way that complies with the (ever-changing) law.

In Tehran, however, people are explicitly aware of the fact that what is really at stake relates to internal rather than international politics.

As one commentator puts it, "Chomsky's principles … are innate neither in the sense that we are explicitly aware of them, nor in the sense that we have a disposition to recognize their truth as obvious under appropriate circumstances.

In contrast, MDD cases showed increased hemodynamic activity relative to controls in the left amygdala in response to fearful (Sheline et al. 2001) and sad faces (Fu et al. 2004) presented using backward-masking technique (such that subjects were explicitly aware only of having seen a face with a neutral expression).