Sentence examples for explicitly start from inspiring English sources

The current debate on Iran may not directly echo that moment, if only because the vote set to take place in September will not be to explicitly start a war (though advocates of the deal insist that would be a byproduct of killing the diplomatic agreement).

The differences from a cache are that the execution from the trace scratchpad has to be explicitly started and the scratchpad has to be loaded under program control.

Namely, the additive function C : E → F is explicitly constructed, starting from the given function f, by the formulae (i) C x = lim n → ∞ 1 2 n f 2 n x, if p < 1; and (ii) C x = lim n → ∞ 2 n f x 2 n, if p > 1.

Charlie's training may not explicitly include starting a back fire, but he's been trained in a long list of safety skills including EMT, first aid and confined space certification.

Charlie's training may not explicitly include starting a back fire, but he's been trained in a long list of safety skills including EMT, first aid, and confined space certification.

Although the object was always visible, participants were explicitly requested to start the movements at the time the sound was presented.

Decisions on all of the Singapore issues remain to be taken, though the text explicitly tilts toward starting negotiations on trade facilitation and transparency in government procurement arguably the ones that offer the most immediate benefit for developing countries.

QFD also highlighted the importance of starting explicitly with customer needs, regardless of which method is used.

Finally, the proposed model explicitly represents the starting and ending time of all tasks in the task network to provide complete temporal flexibility.

Some experts have even explicitly called for starting pay for biomedical postdocs to rise to at least $50,000 annually.

However, several of the studies (n = 3) did not explicitly report the starting point of the pathway to care (Table 3).