Sentence examples for may be explicitly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, singular points of the lemniscate (if any) may be explicitly identified and incorporated into the subdivision.

These policies may be geared toward economic development and public services that indirectly affect fiscal health or they may be explicitly designed to affect local finances.

One or more of these foundational biology courses (or equivalent performance on the corresponding biological sciences placement examination) may be explicitly required as prerequisites for upper-level MCDB courses.

That voyage and the ship in "Things Such As" both recall — and may be explicitly borrowed from — the Portuguese director Manoel de Oliveira's "Talking Picture," which meditates rather more coherently (and movingly) than "Film Socialisme" on the clashing and layering of civilizations in the Mediterranean basin.

Indeed, when the appropriate number-theoretic condition is satisfied then the isomorphism may be explicitly constructed.

This relation may be explicitly solved in the form of real roots of ω = ψ(k).

And yet when you look at those skins they're pretty clearly built on the basic male model, even if they may or may not be explicitly male.

It may or may not be explicitly defined, but your role will play a key part in your success.

I hope that, from these teachers and organizations, their leadership, members and work -- that may or may not be explicitly theological, but still embodies a living Hindu theology -- I will further my own understanding of Hinduism and how to actualize its potential to realize social justice"........so here is a quintessential Hindu way of understanding one's own dharmic path through self enquiry.

Though it may not be explicitly said, it may be a good idea to come with documents in hand.

However, in practice the function may not be explicitly known, or the function may be implicitly represented by a set of data points.