Sentence examples for explicitly changing from inspiring English sources

More explicitly, changing the weight values of a small number of links to very high or very low ones may not have the degree of impact as predicted by Proposition 2. In this section, we evaluate the performance of the proposed BPeMRF and SeBPeMRF approaches through simulations on MATLAB over different networking scenarios.

But when organizations work to change the earned income ratio, and explicitly change strategies, they must ensure that they are not coincidentally -- and unintentionally -- also changing missions.

In this study, we explicitly recognize changing LULC by linking mechanistic groundwater flow and travel time models to a historical time series of LULC, creating a land-use legacy map.

But in announcing her departure, Ms. Snowe explicitly blamed a changing culture in Washington that she said had made those kinds of political accommodations all but impossible.

The school is thought to be the first state primary in the country to make their uniform policy explicitly gender-neutral, changing the wording and linking in staff, governors and parents.

It celebrated, without explicitly announcing, a changing of the cultural guard — the transition to a country no longer lorded over by the white, the male, the heterosexual, the Protestant, the native-born and the native English-speaking.

Now, with four of the 10 filters available in the free version of the app being explicitly devoted to "changing" ethnicities, FaceApp seems to be getting a little too focused on races rather than faces.

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In the present study, historical EC data were available from the Zaebst et al. (1991) industrial hygiene survey of the trucking industry, which we used to explicitly adjust for changing EC exposure levels over time in our cohort.

Few studies have explicitly focused on changing energy use in public or private organizations (Paillé and Boiral 2013; Stern 2011), although Matthies and Hansmeier (2008) discuss an intervention at a German university, which combined information, commitment and prompts.

Since this, in turn, is equivalent to a power law with an exponent of 1, a variable power relation which is asymptotic to the logarithmic flow law and roughness layer laws at high and low relative submergence respectively provides a single equation that can be used in both deep and shallow flows as it explicitly accounts for the changing sources of flow resistance as relative submergence changes.