Sentence examples for explicitly relating from inspiring English sources
But many contemporary architects seem dismissive of the very notion of explicitly relating their art to the universe around them.
Yet it would be a mistake to read the Israeli artist's more recent disturbing imagery as explicitly relating to the Middle East conflicts that surround him.
(Before the evening's live component, audiences were invited to wander through the museum, where Mr. Wong had installed video works explicitly relating to Bergman, including a handsome panoramic view of the rocky "Persona" shoreline).
With the restructuring, the teacher became more conscious of time management and in explicitly relating students' composed characters during the games with the orthographic rules.
To address this issue, we propose a facile displacement-based method for the seismic design of semi-rigid steel frame structures by directly and explicitly relating the target displacement and deformation to the appropriate sizing of various structural components in terms of their strength, stiffness, and ductility.
The effects explicitly relating to heat wave duration (2.0 3.9% excess deaths per day) were more sensitive to the degrees of freedom allowed for in the overall temperature-mortality relationship.
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.
Molestation was rarely discussed in the community, and it didn't seem to Kellner that any of the prohibitions in the Ten Commandments explicitly related to it.
