Sentence examples for explicitly shaped from inspiring English sources

It is worth mentioning that even though the OFDM signal is not explicitly shaped by a filter, we can still find an equivalent form [25] to represent the virtual pulse-shaping filter.

In mitigation, the committee found Tomlinson did not seek to have Wonga's views explicitly shape the report.

"Such a strategy should explicitly shape the way policy is to be coordinated across departments to provide a sustainable food system," the report said.

And while it's true we're seeing interesting new visual modes of storytelling, e.g. on Twitch and YouTube,  it's very rarely narrative fiction, and it's still  distributed and monetized via Twitch and YouTube, gatekeepers who implicitly (and sometimes explicitly) shape what's popular.

Together, these scenarios, sometimes explicitly, shape the evolution of our world and the use of knowledge in it.

The nineteenth and early twentieth centuries brought several developments that, while not explicitly philosophical, have shaped philosophical thought about suicide.

Some schools have explicitly said they shape their budgets to make themselves look better in rankings.

The call for societal impact is most explicitly expressed in and actively shaped by transdisciplinary research programmes.

This represented a move towards incorporating visual features to explicitly model shape and motion.

In this paper, the cell-based smoothed finite element method is adopted to reduce the effort involved in explicitly defining shape functions and in accurately conducting numerical integration for polyhedral elements.

This, Keogh says, was fundamental in forging their uncompromising curriculum, which included an explicitly Catholic and patriotic emphasis, which shaped Ireland's national identity.