Sentence examples for explicitly relate from inspiring English sources
The theory yields simple analytical 'cause-and-effect' relations that provide useful physical insight and explicitly relate a ship's speed, draft, and main parameters characterizing the bow shape (entrance angles of the top and bottom waterlines, rake angle, flare) to the corresponding overturning bow wave and wavebreaking wake.
Further, we explicitly relate the incidence of those problems to the model identification conditions and compare our tests with tests based on the reduced form prediction errors.
We also explicitly relate the incidence of those problems to the model identification conditions and compare our tests with tests based on the reduced form prediction errors.
Analytical equations are derived that explicitly relate the dimensionless pulse time and dimensionless pressure response amplitude to the time lag ratio.
As an output of the analysis of planning documents, it is identified that only very recently developed informal strategies explicitly relate to the ecosystem service framework although stakeholders are aware of the term.
We also explicitly relate the incidence of those problems to the identification conditions for Ucarima models, and highlight that they contradict the widely held view that increases in the Ma and Ar polynomials of the same order provide locally equivalent alternatives in univariate tests for serial correlation (see e.g. Godfrey 1988).
But still, the physicians' perceptions of having 'difficult' patients in terms of social and personality-related difficulties, not explicitly related to the medical condition, govern several interactions.
Play is old, and none of your advice explicitly relates to video games.
This is a phenomenon not explicitly related to sports media work.
His "The Soul of a Chef" is a triptych: three novella-length pieces about cooking that aren't explicitly related.
But many contemporary architects seem dismissive of the very notion of explicitly relating their art to the universe around them.
