Sentence examples for making explicit use from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, spintronics has attracted enormous research interest since it promises to revolutionize electronics and computing by making explicit use of the electron's spin in addition to its charge [1 3].

Indeed, discriminations making explicit use of number in the numerical discrimination task depend on a system for precise counts of distinct objects that is distinguishable from another system for the approximate representation of large magnitudes [25].

This suggests making explicit use of known ΔΔG values to predict the effects of new mutations.

It is also part of the Gore campaign's effort to put a positive sheen on Mr. Gore's candidacy and to make explicit use of what his advisers say is perhaps his best argument for being elected: the unprecedented prosperity of the last several years.

Dialogical self theory makes explicit use of spatial metaphors.

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

We will make explicit use of the above stationarity and Markov assumptions in Lemma 3.2.

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

Lastly, since theoretical models of the sea surface describe a spectral distribution, we would like to look into activity descriptors which makes explicit use of frequency information.

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.

Although accounts of the justification of empirical knowledge have been developed that share with reflective equilibrium its coherentist approach, they generally do not make explicit use of the terminology of reflective equilibrium, and we shall not discuss them here.