Sentence examples for explicitly invented from inspiring English sources

"Even if global warming science was not explicitly invented by the nuclear lobby, the science could hardly suit the lobby better," complained a book published last month, "The Doomsday Machine," a polemic on the evils of splitting the atom.

Language consists in a body of habits and norms, but few languages were explicitly invented to serve needs for communication.

One looks hopefully here for the beginning of a trend: basic cable looking beyond the economic expedience and formulaic low thrills of reality programming, to which Bravo has been a major contributor, toward something explicitly invented and potentially substantial.

MAYA-III can be trained to play any strategy possible for the retributive game tit-for-tat (an example of which is shown in Figure 5a), invented explicitly for the purpose of demonstrating the ability to train molecular automata.

Because this procedure was invented in 1991, it could not have been explicitly contemplated in the original mandate, although the original Massachusetts mandate covered IVF procedures.

Systems biology was invented at the same time as the Modern Synthesis, explicitly by Ludwig von Bertalanffy and in many respects also implicitly by Sewall Wright, in the 1930s.

Set in an invented colonial country on the verge of native rebellion, it's explicitly allegorical, a fable of societal upheaval lighted with flashes of gorgeous, lurid imagery, like something out of Henri Rousseau.

For training Ericsson introduced the concept of "deliberate practice", characterising training as a highly structured activity explicitly directed at improvement of performance in a particular domain [ 6]. Specific tasks are invented to overcome weaknesses and performance is carefully monitored to provide cues for ways to achieve further improvement.