Sentence examples for explicitly up from inspiring English sources

The Kobayashi function for this ellipsoid was computed implicitly by Blank Fan Klein Krantz Ma Pang [13] (explicitly up to solving a real equation which is a polynomial one of degree (2m) if (m) is an integer) and this had only sufficed for numerical computations of (lambda (I^K_{Omega _m}(w))).

Big-ticket categories such as welfare, tax credits and public-service pensions are explicitly up for discussion; there are large and obvious savings to be made by trimming middle-class welfare entitlements, such as child benefit.

Be clear and say it explicitly up front.

Many opponents, including President Bush, Mr. Saletan accurately reports, have all but explicitly given up any hope of overturning Roe v. Wade.

Although his earlier canvases tended more toward the former, his new works explicitly take up the vocabulary of cartoons and graffiti.

Yet, commercial trade and transport were adopted as common EU policies back in the 1950s, and we explicitly signed up to those policies when we joined in 1973.

It is a stark declaration of intent: a wall explicitly thrown up, not only between writer and reader, but between the writer's work and his life.

But they noted that Mr. Brodeur had explicitly given up all rights to the papers when he signed a "deed of gift" donating them to the library.

Few works in the exhibition explicitly take up this idea, but it could have been the theme of "Expo 1" as a whole.

Mr. Kahn's production, without explicitly sending up the play, nevertheless comes close to turning it into a higher-brow "Design for Living," threaded with musings on metaphysics.

Despite near universal professional opposition and strong political pressure, the Section 75 regulations that explicitly open up the NHS to competition law were approved in the House of Lords last week.