Sentence examples for explicitly in the case from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it is shown that the resulting implicit equations can be solved explicitly in the case of constant transport properties.

The three relevant central banks are targeting an inflation rate of 2% (albeit implicitly, not explicitly, in the case of the Federal Reserve).

Much of this stimulus consists of borrowing from future growth; explicitly in the case of schemes such as housing tax breaks and cash-for-clunkers, implicitly in the way that higher fiscal deficits today imply greater tightening tomorrow.

The IFS said "both absolute and relative measures of income poverty fell markedly among children and pensioners – although the scale of the changes did not always match the considerable ambition, as set out explicitly in the case of the government's child poverty targets".

This can be established explicitly in the case of an isotropic, odd interaction function, (W_{pm}=1) and (H varphi) = -H -varphi)), where we have frac{mathrm{d}}{mathrm{d}t} {varphi}_{i} = Deltaomega_{i} + H( varphi _{i+1}) + H (varphi_{i-1}) - 2 H( varphi_{i}).

One reads Roth knowing (sometimes explicitly, in the case of some of the Nathan Zuckerman books) that the action on the page is taking place in a unique, fevered male imagination, complete with the obsessions and glaring blind spots this entails.

Market values will only be considered explicitly in the numerical case studies.

The samples U ( n h ) = Ω ( n h ) − K ( n h ), n ∈ Z N cannot be computed explicitly in the general case.

The samples (mathcal{U}_{k}(nh)=mathcal{D}(nh -mathcal{K}_{k}(nh -mathcal{thcal{U}^_{K}_{k)=mathcal{D}^(nh)-mandcal {K}^_{k}(nh)), (ninmathcal{}_{N}(h^{-1}mU}^ cannot be computed explicitly in the general case, so we compute them numerically and this is the reason for the appearance of the amplitude error.

His films have become theatrical -- explicitly so in the cases of "Melo" (1986), his filmed re-creation of a 1929 stage play by Henry Bernstein, and of "Smoking/No Smoking" (1993), adapted from the eight playlets in Alan Ayckbourn's "Intimate Exchanges".

We also used unc-2 (mu74 ) and slo-1 (ad1614 ) for some experiments, and the allele name is given explicitly in these cases.