Sentence examples for what explicitly from inspiring English sources

What explicitly is not addressed in this example of input variable uncertainty is model uncertainty, i.e. uncertainty that is held conceptually in the energy model (the mathematical formulation) and model technical uncertainty (arising from the computer implementation) [22].

Interpretive considerations may have been at play in his clear preference for the essentialist reading, but what explicitly motivated the distinction is the need to have propositions refer to things which do not exist "externally"; the examples are always of non-instantiated geometric figures.

"The public should demand higher standards, but in the short term, seniors need to be aware what explicitly to look for when hiring a paid caregiver through an agency," Lindquist said.

Gingrich's prescription is most notable for what he explicitly rejects.

The error is a rare example of a sarcastic statistic — its real sense is opposite to what it explicitly states.

What is explicitly not shared by any of the poster children of the "sharing economy" is responsibility.

There are definitely coaches who do what is explicitly forbidden to cheat or misrepresent the abilities of their athletes".

Those new Americans came to be seen as respectable, over time, as they assimilated towards a majority culture rooted in what were explicitly called Anglo-Protestant ideals: self-reliance, rugged individualism, thrift and hard work.

Or am I bound by having given them the O.K.? ANTHONY FOWLER, MONTREAL There's something not quite right about penalizing these students for doing what you explicitly permitted them to do.

Nevertheless, according to what Socrates explicitly says, the ideal city is supposed to be realizable.

But it is what sentences explicitly say that determines their truth conditions (Dreier 2004c).