Sentence examples for relates explicitly from inspiring English sources
The model, developed for the first time, is analytical and relates explicitly the material properties of the resin and nanotubes and the processing parameters to the overall material damping loss factor and hence it offers the possibility for material engineers to possibly optimize the damping for required applications.
The Ortega hypothesis relates explicitly to the experimental sciences thus including not only the previous literature as the basis of scientific progress but many different kinds of assistance (like technical support, sponsorship, and whatsoever).
*D = Educators who deliver a distinct component of the curriculum that relates explicitly to obesity (and who do not have any broader roles within the medical school).
Although NDVI and primary production have been related explicitly [ 28, 54], its relation to productivity at higher trophic levels requires further specification (e.g. [ 55]).
This does not relate explicitly to the finding of Bin Laden, and not merely because the document was written before he was found.
The effective medium approximation is used to relate explicitly the conductance of a macroscopic model stochastic network to the structural characteristics of its constituent microscopic elements.
In our example, the model's parameters relate explicitly to aspects of gene expression the counts of molecules produced at a certain rate in a cell can be directly interpreted.
A unique aspect of the methodology is that morphological as well as subsurface data are considered, thus enabling the tidally-influenced bar morphodynamics to be related explicitly to the associated bar deposits.
The present paper shows that the duct impedance matrix, or the scattering matrix, can be related explicitly to the solutions of the associated linear equation of the Riccati equation for duct impedance, or reflection coefficient, respectively.
In Argentina, activists have argued that legislation relating explicitly to street harassment is important in order to close the loophole that prevents more general laws from being applied to the harassment of women in public, because it is not generally considered a violent or damaging act.
No charges in the Municipal Court purported expressly to be grounded upon the provisions of the ordinance dealing with pawnbrokers, secondhand dealers and junk dealers; and §§ 44.09(a), (b) and 44.12 do not relate explicitly or, it would seem, by necessary implication, upon their face, to such activities.
