Sentence examples for explicitly descriptions from inspiring English sources

Finally, the certificate used in 2009 required explicitly descriptions of functioning according to activity limitations, and when a certified sick leave length exceeds the recommendations in the guidelines, an explanation for this should be stated in the certificate.

In the sixteenth century, Portuguese traders from Goa began to visit the Hindu capital of Vijayanagar, in southern India, and they left fuller and more explicitly sensual descriptions of temple women.

Nishida is aware of the paradox of such formulations that would make consciousness the subject of sentences that describe it, and he sometimes resorts to explicitly paradoxical descriptions such as "seeing without a seer" and "seeing the form of the formless, hearing the voice of the voiceless".

While Senator Roberts did not say so explicitly, his description of the powers of the national intelligence director made clear that his bill would go far beyond what the White House and the Pentagon have said they are ready to accept.

It is only in recent years, through SQUIRE guidelines, that frameworks for publication have been developed that explicitly consider description of PDSA application.

Consequently, contingent on obtaining the appropriate evidence that this is the correct model, the description of the strategy given by a successful model is (implicitly or explicitly) a functional description of the strategy a description of how the behavior contributes to the fitness of the organism.

One possibility is to add these conditions explicitly, by appropriate descriptions of the first order individual variables involved in the law.

The couple's 3-year-old son witnessed the murder and gave a relative a detailed description, explicitly saying that his father was not involved.

That can mean leaving a list of tasks for the day, but ideally it means drafting a written contract — or at least a detailed job description — explicitly stating the duties of the position, as well as the family's obligations regarding vacation time, overtime, holidays and other basic matters that an employee needs to know.

Koopmans et al. (2005) explicitly address selection, description and researcher biases (pp. 254 65).

An object's constitutive properties are those properties that are mentioned explicitly in a description that is used to pick out the object.