Sentence examples for explicitly driven from inspiring English sources

His argument is actually more complicated than I can do justice to here, but it is explicitly driven by the impulse to do good rather than the impulse to defend ourselves.

Fear of missing out has explicitly driven another Vive feature addition: phone services, which will enable users to take and make calls when in VR.

Then, the analytical formulation of the inverse interval type-2 fuzzy logic subsystem output is explicitly driven for certain switching points of the Karnik Mendel type reduction method.

State formation is explicitly driven by fear, and there is ample reference to human wickedness, self-concern, and a willingness to injure in Pufendorf's sketch of the pre-civil condition.

Since the current research on gamification specific frameworks is not explicitly driven by educational objectives, we refer the interested readers to a corresponding literature review on this topic (Mora et al., 2015).

He also notes that the name was not explicitly driven by politics, but rather it "looked, sounded, seemed fine so we went with it".

In this work, we have shown that computational techniques that explicitly drive folding patterns into register across subjects are also surprisingly accurate at aligning histologically defined BAs, despite having no access to the microscopic properties used to define them.

However as molecular biology provides increasing detail about the genes and gene regulations involved in specific cellular behavior, there have been attempts to incorporate these gene networks within individual cells to explicitly drive their behavior and implicitly define their state [ 51- 53].

Spatial density estimates using kernel functions are explicitly data driven.

Policy makers from several provinces felt that joint negotiations are likely to be explicitly or implicitly driven by larger provinces – because they have the greatest purchasing power and political influence – and that this would not sit well with some governments.

It seemed an odd comparison to make, since Lev's isolation is explicitly geographic and cultural, driven by economic desperation, while Hamlet's is composed of existential anguish about family, love and death.