Sentence examples for incorporated explicitly from inspiring English sources
In [19, 30], the frequency deviation is incorporated explicitly into the economic decision process, which is instructive for the potential economic and technical benefits of accommodating uncertainties.
A liberation/flotation model has been developed to evaluate flotation performance, in which the grade distribution of composite particles is incorporated explicitly.
While early, nonphilosophical feminist science criticism by working scientists may have presupposed a naive version of empiricism, attempts by feminist epistemologists to make sense of feminist science criticism have, following Quine, incorporated explicitly pragmatist and naturalizing themes into feminist empiricism.
For example, Sanghvi and Shavel ([1984]) developed a linear constraint that can be incorporated explicitly into a linear programming (LP) formulation of an electric utility's capacity expansion planning problem.
In this study, we resort to eco-costs, a method that translates the environmental impact of a product or activity into monetary units, which can then be incorporated explicitly into the economic performance assessment.
In the present paper the external costs associated with the environmental impacts caused by energy generation and equipment construction were incorporated explicitly in the HEN synthesis task using the eco-costs methodology.
Smith and Woolhiser (1971) explicitly incorporated infiltration in overland flow modeling.
The nested ANOVA design explicitly incorporated spatial scale as levels of the ANOVA.
To guarantee model consistency across the genotype space, we explicitly incorporated biochemical constraints that underly observed phenotypic trade-offs.
In simulations that explicitly incorporated network spatial architectures, total filament mass was the primary driver of network transit times.
In addition, the control of pollution sources associated with socioeconomic activities ought to be explicitly incorporated in landscape management practices.
