Sentence examples for explicitly managing from inspiring English sources

The risk-based approach has been implicit in many plans, but more recent documents are explicitly managing risk.

Technology can also increase the chance of an eureka moment by explicitly managing the juxtaposition of facts presented to the solvers.

One of the strengths of the DSP is the ability of explicitly managing on-chip memory levels (L1 cache, L2 cache, and MSMC memory).

The use of multiple computational units without explicitly managing allocation, synchronization or communication among those units are also one of its major advantages.

Not surprisingly, we observed some deviation of the actual management process from our proposed one, which provided us with an opportunity to investigate the obstacles to explicitly managing TD.

Most providers begin explicitly managing patient expectations early on in care, generally at the first visit, but in some cases in the initial phone call.

In wild populations, it is considerably more difficult to explicitly manage mating, so managers must strive to maintain large enough census populations to ensure adequate effective population sizes.

Our analysis shows that forest commons in South Asia, explicitly managed to provide livelihoods for local populations, also provide biodiversity benefits.

Each of these memories is explicitly managed via DMA transfers between the local memories of the PEs, as well as to and from the global memory.

Standardization groups are well aware of the non-bijective relationship of terms and concepts but do not explicitly manage these relations in their glossaries.

This paper provides an in-depth study of the allocation of a firm's residual risks not explicitly managed through interlocking contracts in the context of project finance.