Sentence examples for such as explicitly from inspiring English sources
Many suggestions made by Olivier Blanchard, the Fund's chief economist, make good sense, such as explicitly considering asset prices in addition to consumer prices and taking on a more regulatory role.
There are other methods for colored signals, such as explicitly matching components with larger inter-frequency correlations of signal envelopes [13 15].
Other "soft law" instruments, such as explicitly nonbinding agreements, political declarations, and U.N. declarations, are fallback options which merit consideration for implementing a portfolio approach.
He has added and refined a few things in his stump speech, such as explicitly calling for marijuana to be moved from a Schedule I controlled substance to "descheduling" it entirely and ending the federal legal ban on marijuana altogether.
We also examined alternative regulatory models, such as explicitly considering the substrate competition between reactions, but the results did not differ much from the present results.
Even then, however, it is remarkable that such far reaching interventions (such as explicitly death hastening, forgoing food or fluid) are chosen for these patients.
Flow in porous media is a very complex phenomenon and as such cannot be described as explicitly as flow through pipes or conduits.
While not as explicitly stated as such -- those who support the ruling party are the logical opposite to each (with pro-China challenging the pro-India position).
We refer to such cases as explicitly defined score functions.
Loose styles of wrestling, which are used in modern international competition, commence with the wrestlers separated and free to seize any grip that they choose except such as are explicitly forbidden (e.g., taking hold of an opponent's clothing or using a life-threatening grip, such as a stranglehold).
Indeed, there currently are no good candidates for laws of chaos over and above the laws of classical mechanics, and some, such as Kellert, explicitly deny that chaos modeling is getting at laws at all (1993, ch. 4).
