Sentence examples for explicitly traced from inspiring English sources

Who gets to live where, and under what circumstances, is the solemn backbeat of the exhibition, explicitly traced in an illustrated timeline in the penultimate gallery, which notes government and civic interventions and restrictions that have helped and hindered homeownership, like the enduring racism that kept mortgages and entire communities off-limits to black Americans.

We explicitly trace the dynamic of a public good created by cooperators, and define pay-offs in terms of the current public good.

Many of the contemporary texts are rooted in this corpus, explicitly tracing its concerns back to these 1960s 1970s studies.

Thus we believe that both N-orthology and X-orthology are informative, complementary, and have their place, as long as the distinction is clearly made and conversion events are accounted for one way or the other (i.e., traced back or explicitly excluded).

The measures included in the given BSC should be traced over time, and integrated explicitly into the strategic SCM process.

Treatment centers across the country repair the lives of thousands of troubled teenagers whose multiple dysfunctions can be traced back to abuse of inexpensive alcoholic beverages explicitly created to entice the lucrative and impressionable youth market.

This method represents material areas explicitly as piecewise polygons, traces characteristic points on polygon boundaries along pathlines and calculates new material areas inside interface cells via polygon-clippings in a discrete manner.

The ray tracing method explicitly calculates effects of both bending and velocity change and thus enables us to calculate the propagation delay amount accurately.

Nadel et al (2000) have explicitly proposed that memory traces "decay (i.e. disappear) and can replicate", in a model that explains some properties of the loss of memory as a function of lesion size [120].

Impacts of change to one or more components can easily be traced throughout the assembly tree; however, changes impacting another component not directly or explicitly connected to the first are not considered.

There is evidence that sensitive information can sometimes be traced back to specific locations, including communities and households, even when these locations are not explicitly included on the original map [ 36].