Sentence examples for explicitly in Chapter from inspiring English sources

He may have been too busy having the experiences of the century to devote himself, over a sufficiently long period of time, to the one great work that would stand, like "Ulysses" (mentioned explicitly in Chapter Ten), as one of the century's monuments.

This is explained most explicitly in Chapter VII of the Short Treatise.

One can see this explicitly in table A4 of the working paper version of the PPVR AER 2006 article; this is explicitly reproduced in chapter 10 excel file (see sheet "TS10.1DetailsFR," table A4 (2), ratios for top 1% shares).

Furthermore, we would like to note the importance of frost heave and freeze-thaw damage as a part of the family of moisture-induced damage mechanisms, which we have not included explicitly in this chapter, as there already exist comprehensive texts on these subjects.

They explain evolution explicitly in one dedicated chapter or section but elsewhere simply take it for granted.

Quine introduces the general idea of indeterminacy, in Chapter Two of (1960), without explicitly distinguishing them, but subsequently comes to treat them quite differently.

DiSalvo notes this fact in his longer discussion of wages in chapter 7, and in fact explicitly decries the compression of wages in the public sector.

In chapter 8 of Book I, Aristotle explicitly identifies human good with psychological good.

5. Note that Alexander's view of causation, discussed explicitly in Vol. I (Book II, Chapter VI, sect. B), is probably reductionistic, though the discussion is quite obscure.

Although the sutras do not explicitly develop a detailed theory of causation, the later Nyaya theory is sufficiently delineated in Chapter 4. No event is uncaused.

At one point in chapter 31, in fact, the possibility that ghosts do not exist is explicitly admitted, but sacrifices to spirits are justified on the grounds that they produce good effects among the living.