Sentence examples for explicitly defining from inspiring English sources

And in 1789, the Senate deleted one clause explicitly defining the militia as "composed of the body of the people".

It's only fair to add, in my experience, that most employees do not spend a huge amount of time explicitly defining that discomfort threshold.

I hope that explicitly defining the term will highlight, for law enforcement especially, that rape is genderless and can be perpetrated on anyone of any age.

Supply chain literature has traditionally examined procurement and value-adding activities, without explicitly defining product development as part of these.

In this regard, the complete constitutive relations are determined by explicitly defining a free energy potential and a dissipation potential.

A unified geometrical criterion is proposed to predict "hard" and "easy" dislocation transmission without explicitly defining the "positive" and "negative" dislocation/GB interactions.

For that reason, Olmsted eventually came to oppose the placement of explicitly defined memorials in parks.

"The secretariat … has no explicitly defined mandate to speak publicly on human rights," Sharma's office told senior staff.

Though the essay explicitly defines the "mountain" as an "urge towards whiteness" I understood it then and now somewhat differently.

The agreement explicitly defined which losses were caused by the spill.

The objective function is also explicitly defined.