Sentence examples for system and explicitly from inspiring English sources

We first give general conditions on when it is possible to reduce a cyclic Lagrangian hybrid system, and explicitly compute the reduced Lagrangian hybrid system in the case when it is obtained from a cyclic hybrid Lagrangian.

Gazing out a window at the remains of the city's 18th-century defense walls, I read about how the French, unlike the British, rarely tried to change Indian society or the caste system, and explicitly cut the city up — block by block, house by house — according to ethnicity.

Here, we investigate a spin diode system and explicitly demonstrate that the spintronic fluctuation relations are satisfied.

Studies had to use a validated diagnostic system and explicitly define whether their participants were opioid/methadone dependent [ 49, 50].

Only in the last three years, taking advantage of the enhanced resolution in real data sets, network scientists have directed their attention to the multiplex character of real-world systems, and explicitly considered the time-varying9,10,11,12,13,14 and multi-layered15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26 nature of networks.

This paper addresses a structural design problem in control systems, and explicitly takes into consideration the possible application to large-scale systems.

Sorry parents, but when your sons and daughters participate in an activity called the "prom draft," they are inherently engaging in a system specifically and explicitly designed to rank young women.

These exclusionary and discriminatory policies of the past rendered South Africa an 'extreme example of inequity' in every sphere of life, including health care [ 19]; it left post-apartheid South Africa with a health system 'profoundly and explicitly inequitable' [ 20], and characterised by unjust distribution of resources and unequal capabilities and rights [ 21].

The ancient system of government, with its medley of assemblies and boards with imperfectly differentiated functions, was replaced by a modern system of separate and explicitly defined legislative, executive, and judicial branches; functionally organized ministries directed the work of foreign affairs, internal affairs, war, and navy.

Suggestions for some features of such a system include: Clearly and explicitly articulate a longitudinal, integrated, and shared assessment programme which is vetted by faculty and about which students are informed at the beginning of, and periodically throughout, their programme of study.

In fact, for Leibniz minds are only rarely associated with physical systems and he explicitly denied that the world-system had a corresponding monad.