Sentence examples for kind that explicitly from inspiring English sources

However, the current model is, to the authors' knowledge, the first of the kind that explicitly takes account of a biologically relevant genotype-phenotype-interaction mapping of replicators.

Despite some minor quibbles, including some truly needless voice over work throughout the movie (the kind that explicitly details plot and character development that we can plainly see for ourselves), Avatar is a stunning success.

Modern mythological fiction also often fails to convey that the classical stories explicitly reinforced existing social hierarchies, a kind that are unpalatable today.

"This does that explicitly".

But it should be making people stop and think: isn't it strange that we haven't seen that kind of explicitly reactionary politics show up in Newfoundland and Labrador yet?

However, the recent PCST by Sihvonen et al. [ 15] includes a separate publication with a detailed description of the study protocol that explicitly addresses these kinds of methodological criticisms [ 32].

This week two different kinds of documents make that point explicitly.

While genres implicitly rely on an audience's interest in and familiarity with earlier movies of a certain kind, the serial is a type of movie that explicitly requires an audience to return episode after episode.

"Principle 6" references a portion of the Olympic Charter that explicitly outlines a ban on discrimination of any kind and recognizes that "the practice of sport is a human right".

Meanwhile, a new law that explicitly prohibits the use of organs from any kind of prisoners must be issued.

Different kinds of Variables: Invariance theories distinguish two kinds of variables: (1) Explicit variables, that figure explicitly in a generalization and (2) background variables, that describe background conditions which are not mentioned in the generalization in question.