Sentence examples for explicitly worked from inspiring English sources

Many composers have explicitly worked madness into their scores, from Donizetti ("Lucia di Lammermoor") to Stravinsky (the final scene of "The Rake's Progress" is set in Bedlam itself).

The phases of the lesson in which new contents were explicitly worked on were coded as learning new contents.

In addition, we also consider the fractional Hardy operator H β. The bound of operator H β from L p to L q is explicitly worked out.

In this paper, the bounds of the operator H β from L p to L q and from L 1 to L n n − β, ∞ are explicitly worked out.

Nishida first explicitly worked out an idea of absolute nothingness in his 1926 book, From That Which Acts to That Which Sees (NKZ IV), a book which inaugurated his middle-period of thought.

However, in the previous section we showed how appeal to evolutionary foundations sheds light on conditions under which utility functions that have been explicitly worked out can plausibly be applied to groups of people, leading to game-theoretic models with plausible and stable solutions.

What are the chances that it was effectively (though not explicitly) working in concert with Double Cross agents?

As Ellard notes, such layouts "explicitly work against good wayfinding" and make it as difficult as possible to escape the tempting slot machines.

However, it should be noted that this type of intervention explicitly works only on the individual level and ignores the structural and institutional role in incarceration.

Information about learners' knowledge state is thus essential for effective instruction to explicitly work with and on students' existing conceptual knowledge (c.f. M. Schneider and Stern, 2010a).

Using either boundary condition, the schemes for the full NSE that treat both convection and pressure terms explicitly work well with various spatial discretizations including spectral collocation and C0 finite elements.