Sentence examples for explicitly manifested from inspiring English sources

The basic characteristics of a social constructivist teacher were explicitly manifested by them in the last four experimental lessons.

The spatial interaction is explicitly manifested by assigning each cell to a unique lattice square.

Hence, the results explicitly manifest that θ r is the indicator of the variation of fluid viscosity with temperature which has a substantial effect on f′ and hence on f″(1) (see Table 7 for details).

Our DSS approach is built on a scientific foundation for explicitly manifesting the economic implications of software refactoring activities so that the costs and benefits of such activities can be understood, analyzed, and predicted.

Two questions will be addressed in this study: How is modality manifested explicitly and implicitly in English and Chinese?

As for quasi-explicit realizations of modality, 84% of the phrase in my opinion are manifested explicitly in Chinese as shown in example 7.3a.

The reliability-based topology optimization (RBTO) is a powerful and promising methodology for finding the optimum topologies with the uncertainties being explicitly considered, typically manifested by the use of reliability constraints.

By the 1880s, the first explicitly anarchist influence had manifested when José C. Campos established links between Cuba and Spanish anarchists operating in Barcelona by importing anarchist pamphlets and newspapers.

Only 22% are manifested quasi-explicitly.

The primary realization of understanding is as skilled activity in the domain of the ready-to-hand, but it can be manifested as interpretation, when Dasein explicitly takes something as something (e.g., in cases of disturbance), and also as linguistic assertion, when Dasein uses language to attribute a definite character to an entity as a mere present-at-hand object.

Such non-linearities are fundamental to the very existence of cities [6], [7], [9], [11], [13] and are manifested as systematic scaling laws [14] [19] which explicitly show that cities are more than the linear sum of their individual components.