Sentence examples for explicitly simple from inspiring English sources
To this end, ReTrace computes explicitly simple paths in contrast to finding shortest paths where cycles are allowed: a cyclic path can always be transformed into a smaller acyclic path which transfers the same set of atoms from sources to target as the cyclic path.
We explicitly give simple expressions for fast calculations of the periodic Coulomb potential where the summation in reciprocal space is reduced to a few terms.
The first thing to notice is that arguments for unlimited pancomputationalism rely either implicitly or explicitly on the simple mapping account of computation.
The neural cost function's context-sensitive treatment of appearance, change of appearance and trajectory yield better tracking than a simple, explicitly designed cost function.
Explicitly avoided testing simple vocabulary, thus we spell out "slow down;" will the finger mover slower at the end of the swipe? 5 Imagine your fingertip is a negative charge that is free to move.
The control law is derived explicitly offline and simple to be implemented: the input may be computed fast online while the unknown model time constant is estimated at the same time.
A crucial and novel feature of this study is that we explicitly chose a simple and experimentally-controlled approach.
Under the SEM, the null distribution of the BF can be calculated explicitly, allowing a simple analytic computation of P-values.
The solution to the Goursat system is related to the solution of a simpler, explicitly solvable Goursat system through a suitable infinite series of powers of partial derivatives which is summed explicitly in terms of special functions, including Bessel functions and the generalized Marcum Q-functions of the first order.
To see this explicitly, consider the (simplest) set-up of the Ohsawa–Takegoshi extension theorem (stated below as Theorem 5.1): (H) is a complex hyperplane in ({mathbb C}^n), (Omega ) is a bounded pseudoconvex domain, and (f) is a holomorphic function on (Hcap Omega ) with finite (L^2) norm.
Robert Kuttner offers a strong analysis of Geithner's strategy to salvage the banking industry in The American Prospect, noting that Geithner is explicitly avoiding the simplest and cheapest solution in favor of propping up the current Wall Street regime.
