Sentence examples for well explicitly from inspiring English sources

It may well explicitly mention housing in the duty it puts on councils to integrate health and social care services.

That is, when a person decides to become a doctor, then he/she implicitly as well explicitly enters the social contract with his/her patients.

I thought Mike was somebody who right from the beginning did that implicitly as well as explicitly".

People prone to mania use emotion regulation (ER) strategies well when explicitly coached to do so in laboratory settings, but they find these strategies ineffective in daily life.

Before, Mozilla rightly points out, most of these features would have involved using something like jQuery UI and putting "boilerplate, non-semantic markup into your HTML, as well as explicitly initializing and managing it through JavaScript".

The novelty of the proposed formulation lies in simultaneously addressing three interdependent problems in this context as well as explicitly representing the distribution structure of a CDN through the objective function.

As well as explicitly distinguishing categories of meanings from categories of the correlated objects that could possibly be 'meant', Husserl introduced a second innovation to the study of categories by distinguishing highest formal essences (which Husserl calls 'categories') from highest material essences (which he calls 'regions') (1913/1962, §10; cf. Smith 1995, 329 330 and Smith 2007, 142 148).

In actual proof-theoretic practice, as well as explicitly in (Hilbert and Bernays, 1934; Bernays, 1930), these basic operations are generalized to operations defined by recursion, paradigmatically, primitive recursion, e.g., multiplication and exponentiation (see Parsons 1998 for a discussion of philosophical difficulties in relation to exponentiation).

For present purposes then, the hypotheses taken to have been falsified are increased capital punishment, newly implemented gun control laws, or laws allowing concealed weapons, and the strong economy, which were dismissed on the balance of evidence presented by Levitt (2004) as well as explicitly (or implicitly by exclusion) in the review of Blumstein and Rosenfeld (2008).

However, while the "generalized reference" of Recanati, Pelczar et al., and others is based on assimilating names to the parameters of indexicals, the DBS analysis is traditional in that it is based on an act of baptism which is generalized in that it may occur implicitly as well as explicitly.

These two sequences, besides providing accurate two-sided bounds on the solution, yield the strict order stability and hence, according to [11], the (Lyapunov) asymptotic stability of the solution itself, yielding as well an explicitly computable estimate of its basin of attractivity.