Sentence examples for is explicitly identified from inspiring English sources

Mara is explicitly identified as Concupiscence and as Death, the twin foes of all those who strive toward the tranquil and immortal state of nirvana.

Simultaneously, time-dependent effect of shear transfer at the pile head is explicitly identified and a useful starting point in design is recommended for passive pile loading in construction (short-term) and consolidation (long-term) phases.

Multiple (or slow fast) time-scale problems are usually modelled by singularly perturbed systems such as (1) where the time-scale separation of the 'fast' variable v (voltage) and the 'slow' variable w (recovery variable) is explicitly identified through the singular perturbation parameter (varepsilon ll1).

We consider functionals of the calculus of variations of the form F u)= ∝01f x, u, u′) dx defined for uϵW1,∞(0, 1), and we show that the relaxed functional F with respect to weak W1,1 0, 1) convergence can be written as F̄ u) = ∝01 f x, u, u′) dx + L u), where the additional term L u), called the Lavrentiev term, is explicitly identified in terms of F.

In this work the noise source is explicitly identified as the finite-size fluctuation of the network spiking activity.

It is unclear whether most designs are failing because the designed sequences do not have favorable energies in the target conformations or whether more emphasis should be placed on negative design, that is, explicitly identifying sequences that have poor energies when adopting undesired conformations.

And that includes failing to interview reporters who were explicitly identified in evidence as having handled intercepted voicemail messages.

Ms. Tillotson said she believed that an external adviser could provide a level of objectivity that was not available from a bank, where "there is internal pressure to promote in-house solutions, where there is no competing product that can be explicitly identified in the market as a better solution for the client.

In the first, elements are explicitly identified by a procedure.

In Figure 4c, four targets are explicitly identified via the proposed MMP algorithm.

In this study, PST is reformulated as a sparse recovery problem where non-Lambertian errors are explicitly identified and corrected.