Sentence examples for probably explicitly from inspiring English sources

Apple's non-disclosure language probably explicitly prohibits these from existing and, more importantly, these companies will probably never get Made for iPod certification after essentially outing Apple's future plans.

Thus, facilitating topographic map comprehension probably requires explicitly communicating both elevation information and shape information, as we did in Experiment 1.

The group II encloses the Wright's Shifting balance model (Wright 1932) and the group III encloses the models of Carson and Templeton (Carson 1968; Templeton 1980) as the elasticity of species or the frequency dependent selection is probably not explicitly mentioned in these models.

Of the six shortlisted, Jim Crace's Harvest is probably the most explicitly about the ways in which place shapes our identity.

The Duma has passed a lot of crazy bills in the last few months — collectively known as "the out-of-control-printer bills" — but this is probably the first explicitly fascist law, in that it compels members of a social group to acknowledge their supposed social inferiority.

They probably wouldn't explicitly say that's what they're teaching you, but that's certainly what a lot of people took it to be.

The thoroughly materialistic and anti-theistic philosophical Cārvāka (also called Nastika or Lokaiata) school that originated in India around the 6th century BCE is probably the most explicitly atheistic school of philosophy in India, similar to the Greek Cyrenaic school.

The measure of behavior is self reported and probably not very explicitly operationalized, this is also a possible limitation.

This should probably be acknowledged explicitly (or, if the authors wish to make a point of the differences, they should show that their current structure is incompatible with the earlier NMR data).

When T.S. Eliot Eliott 1963) wrote "... the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time," he was probably not thinking explicitly of science, but as science is deeply imbedded in the human condition, we should not be surprised that these words ring true.

In making this translation of dynamics into geometry, Oresme was probably the first to explicitly use coordinates outside of cartography.