Sentence examples for external explains from inspiring English sources
"We believe this can lead to the elimination of traffic lights, with driver instructions being provided inside individual vehicles, signage becoming internal instead of external," explains Mr Lewis.
"The GreenLeaders programme falls a bit short in external review," explains Randy Durband, CEO of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
The main aim is to filter and showcase external information, explains Techdirt president Mike Masnick, but they can also ease internal email overload.
"I consider the controllers, that I use to drive and feed the motors with noise, as a part of the machine and not as something external," Baecker explains.
Two hypotheses were validated, proving that technological and financial networks built by those firms with external agents explained 70.6% of their capacity to innovate.
"I've got my business based at the club and we're hoping to submit plans for a lot more office space to make available within the stands and all that extra revenue will assist Fleetwood to be totally sustainable without external investment," explained Pilley.
As a result, testing theory in case study research has to demonstrate that an extended theory exists; a critical case or an anomaly can challenge the theory; theoretical replication and rival explanations will be means to contradict or confirm the theory; and societal circumstances and external forces explain the anomaly.
Laura Hamilton, former director of Glasgow's Collins Gallery and the exhibit's external curator, explained the logic behind the artist selection process.
For example, one external stakeholder explained: "Senegal is trying to move forward in its development.
The external interviewers explained the modes of the study once more to the participants and obtained their written consent.
At a similar location in the pseudoautosomal region i.e. at 11 cM, a suggestive QTL was identified for loin weight without external fat explaining 2.5% of the phenotypic variance.
