Sentence examples for explicitly captured from inspiring English sources

It wasn't so much the board's recognition of Lamar's Zeitgeist-consistent insurgency that got everyone riled up; the organization has honored subversive artists before, including some who have adroitly (though perhaps not quite as explicitly) captured "the complexity of modern African-American life".

The areas [of research] not explicitly captured will be incorporated somewhere, as the mandates [of the institutes] evolve," explained Kelly Van Koughnet, policy analyst at the CIHR.

Armed with the 3-level emergetic framework, the status and dynamics of a complex system can be explicitly captured, making it possible to undertake a holistic yet microscopic optimization of biogas-linked production activities.

The complex internal dynamics of flow, transport and reaction, and their dependence on hydraulic connectivity, must be explicitly captured if we are to develop predictive models that remain accurate as well as internally consistent.

Finally, we consider variations of the model where government preferences are explicitly captured, and where the returns from the fixed cost portion of the concessionaire's investment are exempt from taxes.

As remarked in Section 2, only partial information about position changes is explicitly captured by the state transition matrix F k, while other factors such as velocity are implicit.

Spatially-explicit carbon cycle assessments in the western U.S. have generally emphasized effects of harvests and fire [16 18] and not explicitly captured the impact of slow pest/pathogen disturbances.

Finally, the fact that solute diffusion cannot occur in an ideal or perfect membrane is not explicitly captured in any of the theoretical expressions for total solute flux in clay membranes, but rather is generally accounted for via inclusion of an effective porosity, ne, or a restrictive tortuosity factor, τr, in the formulation of Fick's first law for diffusion.