Sentence examples for explicitly desired from inspiring English sources

You could compare Dylan's fluidity to the often bewildering metamorphoses that stage directors impose on Wagner operas variations that the composer may not have explicitly desired but that the works themselves seem to demand, not least because of their dreamlike sense of time and space.

However, Fumito Ueda expressed that, at the time, it was simpler to reuse the character design of Ico's protagonist, and that he never explicitly desired a sequel to Ico.

And while no one explicitly desires cumbersome technology, we keep buying it because we've built a strong correlation between the number of features a solution has and the likelihood it will solve our problem.

Only if a patient explicitly desires this, may the personal mental health care worker impart information.

Uttering counterfactuality with yàobúshì explicitly expresses desired outcomes that are contradictory to real conditions.

The procedure enables the designer to explicitly define the desired closed loop dynamics.

Expression in Equation 95 depends explicitly on the desired signal, X1(f), that we want to estimate from y(f).

A concrete analysis is conducted by using 2-DoF PID tuning approaches that explicitly take the desired robustness level as a design parameter.

Instead of explicitly providing the desired trajectories in the cost function, our cost function only considers the user's muscular effort measured by electromyography signals (EMGs) to learn the assistive strategies.

The procedure enables the designer to explicitly define the desired closed loop dynamics and enables the design of a robust stabilizing controller that forces the system dynamics to the specified desired dynamics, despite gravitational and centrifugal disturbances, modeling uncertainties, and variations in mass, moments of inertia, radii of eccentricities and center of mass of the rotor.

In particular, the paper proposes a new cheap-control performance index called "model-based cheap control", which explicitly includes a desired transient model within it; for example, minimizing the performance index with a first-order desired error model results in smooth nonoscillatory transients with almost no cross-channel interaction (subject to standard performance limitations).