Sentence examples for not explicitly denoted from inspiring English sources
If not explicitly denoted, the FEM meshes were generated by GMSH [35] using linear tetrahedral elements.
"Any repatriated power that isn't already explicitly denoted as "reserved" in the Scotland Act 1998 is assumed to be the remit of the Scottish Parliament". Mr Harris added: "Leaving the EU could also secure free university tuition for Scottish students, by significantly increasing the amount of money it can charge EU students attending Scottish universities.
The exclusion criteria in the second step were as follows: incident involved a pedestrian and a car explicitly not denoted in the records as taxi incident involved two or more cars none being explicitly denoted in the records as taxi incident involved a bus no child was injured incident involved children the utilised bicycles, mopeds, in-lines and other means of road transportation devices.
This qualifier is used to explicitly denote that the gene product is not associated with the function, process or component represented by the GO term.
This is most obvious in the case of CSR (which explicitly denotes the enactment of group identity).
If the terms are found too far from each other in the text, it is very likely that the text does not, at least not explicitly by means of the terms given, describe any relationship between concepts denoted by the terms.
In philosophy of language though early Mohist texts do not explicitly take this step the theory could be applied to explain why words denote the things they do.
In RIAS, a cue denotes an element in patient-provider communications that is not explicitly expressed verbally.
It did not explicitly say.
