Sentence examples for explicitly entered from inspiring English sources
The associations explicitly entered into a joint venture to assist General Motors in policing the dealers' promises, and their joint proffer of aid was accepted and utilized by General Motors.
However, in a non-standard InChI generated with option 'SLUUD' turned On, the symbol 'u' is used to indicate explicitly entered 'unknown' stereo (while '?' is retained for 'undefined'undefined
This is not only data explicitly entered by the user, but also numerous statistics on user behavior: sites visited, links clicked, search terms entered.
This would include the stakeholder groups that have explicitly entered the game through official responses to the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) or by filing of lawsuits to curb plans of the military buildup, but also the remaining residents of these vulnerable islands who have not entered the public communications.
For this new exhibition, Aoyama, now based back in Japan, explicitly enters into a dialogue with Boetti, having embroidered his own on a basic sewing machine.
In addition, the fluid sound velocity does not explicitly enter the expression for the critical flow speed, V 0 ∗.
An interesting observation in this context is the fact that the actual value of the time exponent b in the power law used for describing the AIF does not explicitly enter the SUR correction (Equation 8) but only the SUV correction formula (Equation 10).
That is, when a person decides to become a doctor, then he/she implicitly as well explicitly enters the social contract with his/her patients.
But if the rate of that activation is not sufficiently slow, the dynamics of that vibration will not explicitly enter the reaction rate constant.
Then, the corresponding matrix elements in case of purines can be written as (9) with (11) and so that the intensities of the neighboring features explicitly enter the calculation of the background intensity of (x i, y i ) as matrix elements Ω iα (2 ≤ α ≤ 9).
While distance does not explicitly enter in these models, it is one of the key parameters defining the spatial weight matrix (19), which represents the neighborhood definition, hence the model's ability to cope with spatial dependencies, and ultimately the reliability of the model estimates.
