Sentence examples for explicitly that of from inspiring English sources

More than any other London scheme, it demonstrates brutalism's debt to expressionism, explicitly that of Hamburg and Bremen.

We now point out explicitly that of the five parameters, only three are free, because we have used experimental data on the conformational transition of soluble E to fix the pK of the dimer-monomer step and because we fixed the cooperativity parameter at P dim =4.

The discussion concludes, explicitly, that evidence of a connection between cosmic rays and climate is quite weak.

In fact, the report by the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry stated explicitly that areas of the hospital were controlled by protesters and rogue medics, who in some cases refused to treat certain patients.

And the rise and fall of our hero from the projects (the vibrant Daniel Kaluuya) is explicitly paralleled to that of the economy.

This example appears in a slightly different form, but explicitly contrasted with that of Tonk in the same way, on p. 164 of Došen and Schroeder-Heister (1985).

But if most of our day is spent somewhere that explicitly forbids that, then of course we will be unhappy, stuck in a rut.

He notes explicitly that none of the proofs he was prepared to offer amounted to a demonstration of God's existence, and indeed he felt that a demonstration was not possible.

One striking example is the Buddhist philosopher, Paramaartha (499 569), who stated explicitly that all of our cognitions were "conditioned" by our concepts save for the non-sensory "unconditioned" Buddhist experience of emptiness (see Forman, 1989).

With regards to Figs. 2 and 3, it is worth noting explicitly that combinations of noise and sinusoidal forcing can cause firing patterns in which spikes are phase locked, but skip a certain number of cycles.

In other words, this study showed explicitly that presence of an abnormal CA 15-3 presurgical value is associated with an increased risk of recurrence and death.