Sentence examples for make explicit ties from inspiring English sources

Refinements of our understanding of randomness, in turn, should have a bearing on the frequency interpretations (recall von Mises' appeal to randomness in his definition of 'collective'), and on propensity accounts (especially those that make explicit ties to frequencies).

In the set's copious booklet, Keepnews discusses his plan for establishing the modernist Monk — namely, by making explicit his ties to jazz tradition.

This chapter summarizes the basic ideas of "barrier thinking" and explores the use of bow-ties and specifically bow-tie analysis as a proactive tool to make explicit the layers of defenses against major incidents.

The bow-tie analysis also allowed to make explicit barriers and controls that prevent critical events and/or mitigate consequences.

The downtown office keeps irregular hours; make explicit pickup arrangements.

Publicly, Israeli officials make no explicit ties between Stuxnet and Iran's problems.

He wants some types of aid tied to promises of good government, and will support Thabo Mbeki's plan, the New Partnership for Africa's Development, which makes explicit the link between the rule of law and economic growth.

Between the wars, there is Eric Gill, whose carved Adam and Eve garden roller (1933) makes explicit the link between sexual health and happiness, manual labour and art, and the potter Bernard Leach, doggedly at his wheel in shirt and tie.

The distributions of SUB, OB j, and F j are inherently tied together, as made explicit in the BN structure, and since the space of SUB is the space of considered outbreak subregions, it is different for different algorithms that consider different hypothesis spaces.

This is rarely made explicit.

Nothing has yet been made explicit.