Sentence examples for not explicitly connected from inspiring English sources

The US must take this opportunity to give citizens a right to their own face-prints and an ability to opt out of any facial recognition not explicitly connected to active criminal investigation.

Because the activities of the scripts are not explicitly connected to the goals, objectives of the offender (and security team), most scripts found in the literature offer little analytical support for the development of requirements.

Oswald's Weekend Home: While not explicitly connected to the case, the house where Oswald spent his weekends tells a different story, one of Oswald's wife and child who were caught up in a history changing event they couldn't control.

With the release of the 2001 Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, the setting was given its own distinct and separate cosmological arrangement, with unique planes not explicitly connected to those of the other settings.

While the students did not explicitly connect examining figures, studying actively, and thinking scientifically, analyzing figures is also a key active-reading strategy for science courses and an important component of "thinking like a scientist" (Felder, 1993).

Noticeable was a Commentary by a team member from the same Unit as lead author but not otherwise explicitly connected with the GMTF Project [ 52].

Impacts of change to one or more components can easily be traced throughout the assembly tree; however, changes impacting another component not directly or explicitly connected to the first are not considered.

In SBML each flux is represented as an individual reaction, and these reactions do not need be explicitly connected in the model, since the species serve as a common interface to collect the fluxes.

The album wasn't pedantic, explicitly connecting style X with style Y or pulling you through a chronological history of jazz.

However, this correlation does not necessarily mean the actions are explicitly connected.

Our lab explicitly connected the phenomenon to the incidental finding problem by placing an image of a gorilla in a lung CT and showing that expertise did not immunize radiologists against inattentional blindness.