Sentence examples for making it more explicit from inspiring English sources
William Maxwell, Gallant's editor at the magazine, replied, "I am against making it more explicit.
"If making it more explicit gives people some peace of mind, so be it".
China fears the new constitution would make it more explicit that Taiwan is an independent country rather than a Chinese province.
One such is whether a conditional statement, "if this is true then…", should always have the block of code that follows it enclosed in braces—{ and } to make it more explicit that those actions are a consequence of that condition.
But the initial message rang loudest, that the 1976 76ers, which also featured Moses Malone and Dr. J, was a kind of vintage year for athletic basketball D.N.A. Barry picked up this theme and made it more explicit.
As you grow, in order to sustain that culture you have to make it more explicit, talk about it, hire based on it".
Facebook spokesman Barry Schnitt says that sex offenders had previously been banned through a number of other more general statements in the Terms of Service, but that the company wanted to make it more explicit.
A verdict in a lawsuit a few years later made it more explicit.
She paused a lot and said the night had 'implications.' Then she said she wasn't going to make it more explicit but 'When you have an event with a certain group of people and they are involved in certain acts and then there's another product involved, then you have to consider the depreciation of the trademark's good will and --' and another awkward pause followed.
Given this, it would be helpful if the authors made it more explicit how they calculated d-prime from your raw data.
Biologists have long applied this strategy, but systems biology makes it more explicit by bringing formalized, or mathematical, models to the forefront.
