Sentence examples for noted explicitly from inspiring English sources

People noted explicitly that there is "strength in numbers" and that it "felt a lot safer to approach the manager together". And they pointed out that they were less likely to "be written off as one disgruntled person" once the boss saw they were raising a systemic issue.

In the series' first installation, the reporters revealed how the framers of the state's Constitution noted explicitly that the law would perpetuate "the supremacy of the Anglo-Saxon race in Louisiana". After the series appeared, Louisiana voters amended their Constitution to require unanimous verdicts.

In the following, all variables represent global mean values unless noted explicitly.

Right after its independence (in 1804), the importance of education was recognized and the first Constitution, promulgated in 1805, noted explicitly that "education shall be free.

Then director of wholesale banking Truett Tate told Ms Sergeant by email: "Hector wanted it noted, explicitly and word for word, that 'he was absolutely involved, in every aspect of the transactions, and supported it to the detail'.

and it was then imagined — that is, an image was formed in the brain though, as Kepler and Descartes noted explicitly, the image was not a literal, optical, image.

In some cases, I note explicitly that a paper succeeds in refuting one of my views, but the absence of any explicit note on a paper should not be taken as an indication that I disagree with it.

Meanwhile, the University of Chicago has announced it is no longer requiring SAT scores of applicants, noting explicitly that it wants to increase minority student representation.

end{aligned}(Let us note explicitly that the term (R_{epsilon, i,h} x,y, t) ) plays the role of an error term).

He notes explicitly that none of the proofs he was prepared to offer amounted to a demonstration of God's existence, and indeed he felt that a demonstration was not possible.

With regards to Figs. 2 and 3, it is worth noting explicitly that combinations of noise and sinusoidal forcing can cause firing patterns in which spikes are phase locked, but skip a certain number of cycles.