Sentence examples for has been made explicitly from inspiring English sources
Finally, there is the threat of primary challenges, which has been made explicitly by many activist groups and implicitly by Sarah Palin.
In this section, we will look at a case, namely phonological learning, in which the existence of a sensitive period has received much press, and in which the inference from sensitivity to the existence of language-specific innate information has been made explicitly (see Eimas 1975).
This definition has been made explicitly in previous work [ 2, 6] but is actually a principle that has been in widespread, but rather inconsistent, use for over a decade [ 15].
That means that a fifth of the assets, a fairly large amount, can be held in domestic companies -- a point that might have been made explicitly.
Things have changed dramatically in AI and cognitive science since the time Dreyfus made these arguments, and at least some of the changes have been made explicitly in response to Dreyfus's critiques.
To date, most of urban remote sensing has generated the maps of impervious surfaces, and limited effort has been made to explicitly identify the area, location and density of built-up in the complex and fragmented landscapes based on the freely available datasets.
However, no attempt has been made yet to model the hypotheses' mechanisms explicitly in order to compare them on a quantitative scale.
To our best knowledge, however, the head-to-head performance comparison between the EKS and SPKS has not been made explicitly for the multiharmonic frequency tracking application.
This claim had already been made explicitly by August Weismann at the end of the nineteenth century, who differentiated between the germplasm of an organism, the tissue that forms the gametes to produce the next generation, and the somatoplasm, the tissues of the rest of the body.
Lhamon was critical of the pair and of the video because he felt that the African American theme had not been made explicitly known.
