Sentence examples for set explicitly from inspiring English sources

Television series have been set, explicitly or not, in Chicago before, dating back to "Hill Street Blues" and "Crime Story" in the 1980s and including CBS's current hit "The Good Wife".

Both the CMD and CSD algorithms allow the power constraint to be set explicitly, while the leaky LMS requires a trial and error approach to determine the parameters.

Then, depending on these policy choices, maximum limits on borrowing need to be set explicitly (by setting a maximum negative balance in the accounts) or implicitly (by having a minimum number of contributions before being able to withdraw benefits).

Even if that number grows no larger for the rest of the decade an extremely conservative estimate, most would say the additional number of STEM graduates in the overall workforce would exceed the 1 million goal set explicitly by the PCAST report and implicitly by TAP.

RFfres neurons exhibit frequency-dependent impedance (Supplementary Fig. S3C) at a frequency of fres Hz that can be set explicitly by model parameters (see Materials and Methods).

Each issue of a repeat dispensing prescription is issued according to a fixed schedule, which is either set explicitly by the prescriber, or is set by the Spine automatically.

The second step uses a suffix tree (FP-Tree) structure to encode transactions without generating candidate sets explicitly.

Riley set out explicitly to dislodge prejudice and disturb perception.

Such firms are now, though, faced with competitors set up explicitly to cover only their costs.

"The Pentagon remains the lead agency, and the structure has been set up explicitly to provide assistance to the Defense Department and coalition provisional authority," Ms. Rice said.

George W Bush also set out explicitly to "replenish the ol' coffers" by speechmaking, and pulls in anywhere from $100,000 to $175,000 apiece – without the hullaballoo that accompanies the Clintons' moneymaking.