Sentence examples for explicitly created by from inspiring English sources

That advice is particularly unhelpful in Mr. Santorum's case, however, since the new definition of "Santorum" was explicitly created by Dan Savage — the editorial director of the Seattle alternative weekly The Stranger and inspiration for the anti-gay-bullying campaign It Gets Better — to punish him for his comments in 2003 on gay marriage.

On the other hand Rosen insisted that a living organism cannot be regarded as a machine, whereas Gánti explicitly discussed its mechanical nature, and the enclosing boundary is explicitly created by the system itself in the chemoton, but is (at best) simply implicit in (M,R -systems.

Although 1820s America boasted a diverse, almost dizzying assortment of periodical literature, there was still no newspaper explicitly created by, and for, free African Americans.

By scrambling the time sequence, Tarantino explicitly created an impression of the eternal present, the sense that what is happening was always happening, will always be happening.

But under ObamaCare, Medicare payment decisions will become increasingly controlled by the new Independent Payment Advisory Board, explicitly created to reduce Medicare spending.

Dryad [17] executes DAGs explicitly created via an imperative API.

At this point, Data Reflections are explicitly created to allow optimization of high-volume virtual datasets.

These devices are explicitly created to dispose of explosives.

In the processive and coupled elongation models, the steps in elongation are represented by a counting procedure rather than by explicitly creating a series of N transitions.

The definition of embryos in the bill explicitly includes those created by cloning, or somatic cell nuclear transfer, a procedure scientists say is crucial for realizing the promise of such research.

Both relative and absolute schemes using single targets risk being resisted by providers because they explicitly create "winners" and "losers".