Sentence examples for know explicitly from inspiring English sources

In both films, the characters are locked in a confined locus which, as the critic Chris Fujiwara suggests, writing on the Lewis picture, "lets us know explicitly that this is a fantasy space, a movie set, a space of transformation".

We already know, but only in some implicit way, what it takes investigation to come to know explicitly.

It benefits integration to know explicitly the interoperability conflicts that can arise based on the current application design and the components being considered.

This new product allows you to get to know your visitors better, even when you don't know explicitly who they are.

The same authors highlight that when systematically exploring the neighborhoods of the Most Preferred Solution (MPS), one does not know explicitly the decision-maker's value function, but its form becomes known when the end of the search for MPS is reached.

Likewise, de Blasio apparently had no stomach for a messy fight with New York City's real estate interests—or at least that's the only way I can make sense of his waiting until just hours before the vote to back the freeze he campaigned on, rather than leveraging his considerable base of supporters or, you know, explicitly telling the people he installed on the board to vote for it.

But Revolver has the magisterial Tomorrow Never Knows, explicitly written to mimic an LSD experience.

James Murdoch, it is now known, explicitly approved some of these payments.

Entry into the working memory is also a prerequisite for something to be learnt permanently as part of declarative memory the stuff a person knows explicitly, like the dates of famous battles, rather than what he knows implicitly, like how to ride a bicycle.Since Dr Farah's discovery, Gary Evans and Michelle Schamberg of Cornell University have studied the phenomenon in more detail.

The second reason that the Americans wish to hold suspected terrorists outside the reach of their own courts is that they wish to "interrogate" them in ways repugnant to the United States constitution which as everyone knows explicitly forbids "cruel and unusual treatment".

However, the true limit until which these systems will actually be robust is rarely known explicitly.