Sentence examples for no longer explicit from inspiring English sources

"It's no longer explicit racism, but implicit racism," said Karim Sahmaoui, 20, a lean, sad-eyed man with white sneakers.

In the published book, this theory was no longer explicit — Tierney had made last-minute changes — but it was insinuated.

After all, there are no longer any explicit prohibitions against teaching evolution.

The disadvantage of this construction is that from the third step onwards it is no longer so explicit, since calculating homotopy groups is difficult.

The method generalizes to the case of potentials which are analytic and decaying in conic neighbourhoods of ( pm ( L, infty ) ). Generalizations to higher dimensions are based on the same principles but the treatment is no longer as explicit.

Jury nullification is, appropriately, no longer an explicit part of jury instructions and attorneys are prohibited from directly arguing for it, but it inherently survives as more of a de facto power.

The revised law no longer includes an explicit provision allowing for secret detention of up to six months, known to critics as "the disappearance clause," which appeared in an earlier draft of the measure released in September but was removed after a comment period that included more than 80,000 responses, The New York Times reported.

It no longer relies on explicit material definitions and allows the modeling of temperature and density distributions based on the cell coordinates.

When the logistic prior is used, a straightforward maximization of the LLBO no longer gives us explicit update equations for P ˜ l k u and P ˜ l k v.

This is probably an indication that they are accustomed to the situation, potentially having lived their entire life with the conflict in the background, to the extent that they no longer recognize its explicit role in shaping their health seeking decisions.

Every time you search any 18 years old and above contents, it will no longer filter out explicit search results.