Sentence examples for were generally explicit from inspiring English sources

In past contemporary exhibitions at the museum the connections drawn between new and old were generally explicit.

Whether it covers the altar, the statue or symbol of a deity, or even the imperial throne as in Zoroastrian Iran during the Sāsānian period (3rd 7th centuries) and in Orthodox Byzantium (during the 4th 15th centuries)—the baldachin's celestial symbolic ornamentation is generally explicit, and its cosmic character is apparent.

And explicit religious references were generally disregarded.

First, the models implemented by the teams were generally not the result of an explicit choice.

While there was generally no explicit dualism in ancient Egyptian religion, there was an implicit dualism in the contrast between the god Seth and the god Osiris.

The contents of Meatmen are generally more explicit and lewd than the more mainstream oriented Gay Comics.

Exclusions are generally made explicit with the results.

There is generally less explicit consideration of demand issues and the factors governing the journey of the patient in need.

There is generally no explicit discussion of Poiseuille's law or its concepts, which involve resistance and radius (W. Man, personal communication).

In contrast, current methods used for the geographical analysis of crop genetic diversity are generally not spatially explicit.

Based on this discovery, the cable tension can be generally decided with an explicit formula similar to that for the case with hinged boundary constraints at both ends.