Sentence examples for is explicitly referred from inspiring English sources

As shown in Listing 1, any field of emails is explicitly referred to by name in the subquery.

The Alconétar Bridge first appears in records in 1231 and, again, in 1257, when it is explicitly referred to as being in use.

The next portion of the movie takes place during the early life of Mo (aka "The Father Unknown," who later in the screenplay is explicitly referred to as "Mohammed").

Whereas Scarborough is explicitly referring to current job approval ratings.

Only some of a metaphor's primary subjects and some of its secondary subjects are explicitly referred to by any verbal expression contained therein.

The EYLF was, therefore, considered a data source and in order to locate all incidences in which infants or toddlers are explicitly referred to within the EYLF, the complete EYLF document was uploaded into QSR NVivo Version 10.

Given that they are explicitly referred to in the U.S. Constitution in terms of their status as forced laborers rather than in terms of membership as citizens in civil society (see Article IV, for instance), the courts have tended to interpret their legal rights in extremely narrow terms.

Iconographically, other gods were depicted on mountain scales as well, but there are examples in which Inanna is shown on a mountain pattern and another god is not, i.e. the pattern was indeed sometimes used to identify Inanna.; The rod-and-ring symbol, her necklace and her wig are all attributes that are explicitly referred to in the myth of Inanna's descent into the nether world.

Surprisingly, BMP15 and GDF9 have never been explicitly referred to as characteristic of heterozygote advantage and genotype fitnesses have never been estimated at these genes.

With respect to the 2003-2007 UNDAF results framework, the assessment points to the fact that although Gender was considered as a cross-sectoral theme, it was explicitly referred to in only one of the high level results (girls' education).

Its arguments, however, are explicitly referred to in the proposal that led to Health is Global, albeit without making any reference to the UK's role in Iraq as a contributing factor [ 26].