Sentence examples for meant explicitly from inspiring English sources

Few of the images included were meant explicitly to explore the theme of gender.

In the ever evolving scientific pursuit of getting hot girls trashed as quickly as possible, the scienticians at the Institute of Alcohology have developed a converged device that is meant explicitly as a means of rapid imbibition that could signify a quantum leap in modern drunkeness.

Reconfiguring PST as an underdetermined system means explicitly modelling the non-Lambertian error for each observation as additional unknowns.

It's guide to life because this doesn't just mean explicitly political action; it means taking steps to make the future yours in every way. .

That means explicitly detailing the parameters of a two-state solution: a Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem, 1967 borders with reciprocal land swaps to bring 80% of Israeli settlers into Israel, Palestinian right of return only to the new Palestinian state, compensation both for Palestinian refugees and for Jewish refugees from Arab countries after 1948.

This means explicitly that we do not use time series data from, e.g., DNA microarray experiments that would allow to test statistically for periodic behavior or appearance of genes.

This means explicitly incorporating NCDs into poverty-reduction strategies and in relevant social and economic policies.

Specifically for public hospitals, this means explicitly dealing with the negative attitude of their staff towards insured clients.

This means explicitly that we do not use time series data of, e.g., DNA microarray experiments that would allow to test for a 'periodic behavior' of genes.

This means explicitly that the patients and FPs in the control groups will not be informed about the risk profile at any point.

Mushrooms make their debut in some of my work, but they're not meant to explicitly represent psychedelic mushrooms.