Sentence examples for explicitly expose from inspiring English sources
Most works in "Translocations," which went online on Feb. 8 at translocations.walkerart.org, try to break through those borders rather than explicitly expose their presence.
Now, going even further, the SEC is requiring companies to not just explicitly expose their special-purpose entities, but also to detail ways in which those entities could have a material financial impact on the companies' results.
For these applications, the streaming programming paradigm has been developed to explicitly expose coarse-grained data-level parallelism as well as the locality of communication between coarse-grained computation kernels.
Combining the uncorrelated contributions and the correlated contribution components of all input variables, an importance matrix can be obtained to explicitly expose the contribution components of the correlated input variables to the variance of the output response.
The analytical sensitivities of the variance contributions with respect to the distribution parameters of input variables are derived, which can explicitly expose the basic factors affecting the variance contributions.
Still, video games and simulation models implement rules based on different and even opposite methods: complex models explicitly expose possible choices and their interrelations, while in video games, the user has to discover the rules of the play himself.
And his crimes were even more explicitly exposed by Mikhail Gorbachev during the late 80's.
And both of them made their war-time experiences part of their music in ways that are all the more moving by being implicitly felt rather than explicitly exposed: Vaughan Williams in his Pastoral Symphony, and Ravel in his Tombeau de Couperin.
In one of the first RISC designs, the MIPS [29], these dependency hazards are explicitly exposed to the compiler.
We extend the previously reported data analysis with new findings explicitly exposing the relationships between QoE IFs and QoE features.
To ensure the privacy of SET's customers, their locations and the geometry of the 180 primary distribution lines is not explicitly exposed.
