Sentence examples for explicitly ignoring from inspiring English sources

The DSAQFA method builds on explicitly ignoring quality- or impairment-scales, thus avoiding the error-prone process of transforming one scale (suitable for the evaluation of one type of quality distortion) into another one (suitable for a different type of quality distortion).

The third robot failed because it was " busily (i.e., explicitly) ignoring some thousands of implications it has determined to be irrelevant" and its batteries were therefore lost in the inevitable explosion.

PR What I find quite amazing is the humanitarian system has almost explicitly ignored education.

That approach explicitly ignored some configurations and actions that were irrelevant for the studied puzzles but are physically possible and may become crucial for other spatial reasoning problems.

This conclusion follows from the general fact, one that libertarian approaches explicitly or not so explicitly ignore, that the conditions on what one individual may do to another are not exhausted by what the second individual consents to.

Since a complex entity's actual performance generally represents multifaceted phenomena, the use of single measures in gap analysis explicitly ignores all interactions, substitutions, and tradeoffs between the various performance measures.

In both countries, the will of the people was explicitly ignored.

But some couples take this to the extreme, and there have unfortunately been weddings (like one where a groom explicitly ignored his new bride the entire night long to go chain smoke outside) with behavior that demonstrates a lack of respect and consideration for their new life partner".

Our analysis thus stresses the importance of spatial heterogeneity to understand key aspects of community structure and dynamics even in cases, such as network analysis, where spatial relationships tend to be explicitly ignored.

Although their scoring system admirably requires disclosure, their criteria standards explicitly ignored what is disclosed as a potential source of bias when evaluating the quality of a study.

Problematization means that the problem is constructed in a reiterative process in which actors can always (implicitly or explicitly) ignore the problem or present it in a different way.