Sentence examples for made explicit how from inspiring English sources

The recent season of "Project Greenlight," on HBO, made explicit how resistant to race talk Hollywood can be, a stifling culture of bros bonding with mirror versions of themselves.

Whether or not Zeno then made explicit how the antinomy's final conclusion followed from this, here is a plausible reconstruction of the rest of the reasoning was presumably supposed to go: Every part of each thing has some magnitude; the magnitude of any object is equal to the sum of the magnitudes of its parts; and the sum of limitlessly many parts of some magnitude is a limitless magnitude.

They separated their finances and made explicit how each one would contribute, and they established new rules about their comings and goings with a lot more allowance for separate vacations, dinners out with friends and a lot more privacy and individual time.

Our extensions have made explicit how they share information and connect with others in the circle.

Metzger made explicit how this framework, established through oppositional argumentation, was far from new and did nothing but reintroduce the disembodied knower, historian and philosopher.

An important longer-term aim of the NHS Health Check Programme is to reduce inequalities in premature deaths from cardiovascular disease, although it is not made explicit how this aim is to be achieved.

Students should make explicit how the store will serve and appeal to their own neighborhood and its residents.

Any such review of the possible effects of factors such as these is purely conjectural, since the sources are fragmentary and never make explicit how the mathematicians responded to the issues that were raised.

Thus, e.g., Stephan Körner's discussion of categorial frameworks is designed to make explicit how a thinker's framework categorizes objects, making use of certain individuative principles, and making clear his reasons for holding that framework (1970, 10).

end{aligned} (11)The previous expressions make explicit how the first two empirical moments of consumption and bequests of a given cohort affect the empirical moments of the following cohort.

Beaver's model of accommodation, first published in Beaver (1992), was the first to make explicit how accommodation might operate in the satisfaction framework, and on this model accommodation is a type of filtering operation.