Sentence examples for made explicit use from inspiring English sources

Narconovelas are re-presenting decades, if not over a century, of imperial policies that have made explicit use of physical and emotional violence to hide its (and the audience's) insecure global moral positioning.

Indeed, two of the articles in this special issue made explicit use of RAM.

There's something to be said for keeping a fourth wall between game and gamer, particularly in a recruiting environment that until recently made explicit use of game technology.

Berlin's influences must certainly have included T. H. Green (1895) and Bernard Bosanquet (1899), who made explicit use of the distinction between positive and negative liberty and whose writings were widely studied in the Oxford of Berlin's youth.

Zabih et al. [5] made explicit use of edges in video indexing, and showed how the exiting and entering edges can be used to classify different types of shot breaks.

One was the fact that B Fuchssteiner [15] had recently proved that my 1965 theorem on fixed points of nonexpansive mappings, which made explicit use of the Axiom of Choice via Zorn's lemma, did in fact have a proof wholly within the basic axioms of Zermelo-Fraenkel.

In most law texts, the structure has been made explicit using clear headings, like: Chapter 1 or Chapter 1.

Stop placement is a relatively complex task as it involves a trade-off between two competing goals; accessibility and operation; however this trade-off can be made explicit using an appropriate mathematical model.

Dialogical self theory makes explicit use of spatial metaphors.

This paper illustrates an operational sine-and-cosine equation that makes explicit use of the center point datum.

They are encouraging people to make explicit use of background cultural experience and the pools of knowledge gained outside the organization to inform and enhance their work.