Sentence examples for explicitly pose from inspiring English sources

At the end of this section, it is worth noting that C B furnishes a general structure for the communication setup of the system and does not explicitly pose any restrictions on the communication strategy used or limits the ability of certain receivers to decode the signals of non-corresponding transmitters.

(Which – do we actually have to say this explicitly? – poses no threat to the United States).

They also raised questions that were not explicitly posed by Aristotle, such as the way that categories are established.

Q: I take it that the Flame Challenge is part of this because it explicitly poses the question, can you communicate this idea?

This insight, explicitly posed by Roy in the above quotations, is developed systematically in his 1951 paper.

PRS: Only six sites (29%) explicitly posed this question to their evaluating users (8, 9, 15, 16, 19, 20).

Well-focused papers contain only one or two tables or figures for every question or hypothesis explicitly posed in the Introduction.

The following aspects were explicitly posed, analysing gender differences: posture duration, frequency of posture changes, similarities in the posture pattern across time, and compliance with standard recommendations for variation.

As a seminal exploration of the linkages between QOL and preferred environmental and ecosystem features, the present study explicitly posed the hypothesis that those exhibiting high QOL are more likely to describe their domicile as providing access to restorative environments defined by specific components of the landscape.

It may be helpful to explicitly model these poses in a mixture model that represents the onset and ending, as well as the epitome as separate model components.

Even if these questions weren't posed explicitly, he could see, or thought he saw, his interlocutor testing whatever he said and did against the text.