explicit造句

But Atheist seems very explicit.

He avoids the explicit answer to us.

Explicit tags depict a direct connection to a single explicit policy revision.

For security implementations there are both explicit and implicit requirements.

Ontology is a formal explicit specification of a shared conceptualization.

Tacit knowledge is not and sometimes cannot be made explicit

The explicit designation of a master slice is not mandatory.

An explicit example of this is the double slit experiment.

The bottom line is any piece of relational tacit knowledge could be made explicit but logistics prevent it all being made explicit at once.

That is, if an element in the sub-element sequence can match either an explicit wildcard or the open content wildcard, the explicit wildcard takes precedence.

We need to persuade other sectors and systems to make equity an explicit policy objective.

In a state-controlled system, it is good to have the state's explicit endorsement and protection.

This kind of attack can even be used to bypass explicit security checks.

Gateway form makes the branching and joining points in the model more explicit.

Warning: Some of these songs do include profanity, explicit lyrics, etc.

In the absence of explicit instructions from the user, your sovereign application should default to maximized or full-screen presentation.

Is it because of that "explicit content" that True Blood has to be more visceral than, let's say, Twilight?

This rubric is designed to be as explicit as possible to ensure that all students are graded consistently.

A session fixation attack is designed to force the session ID of a client to an explicit, known value.

And, in taking on Fannie and Freddie, they were belatedly making explicit the implicit government guarantee that the twins had long enjoyed in the eyes of investors.

But Playboy faced stiff competition in what Hefner dubbed the "pubic wars," as magazines like Penthouse and Larry Flynt's Hustler began stealing market share with more explicit fare.

This was made much more explicit after 1948—and this shocked a world where racial ideologies and colonialism were being challenged and dismantled.

Such explicit calls are almost always misguided attempts to "help" or "trick" the garbage collector, and they often end up hurting performance rather than helping it.

The key characteristic of this solution is that it has an explicit process for XMLizing, which generates an XML counterpart for the source while maintaining semantic affinity.

Will it take extreme new laws aimed at more explicit labeling of fattening foods, curtailing food portions, raising taxes on junk food, or offering tax breaks for slim people?

The Lisbon summit will thus be an explicit counterpoint to the China-Africa summit of November 2006, when China cemented its new relationship with a promise of yet more money.

One effect of the accord, for example, is to give credit-rating agencies an explicit role, particularly for less sophisticated Banks, in determining how much capital is enough to cover certain risks.

He would have been happier still if the resolution had included a more explicit denunciation of hate-speech, and had spoken about the rights of those who profess no religion.

Sorry if I'm biased, but to me, Western people are very good at separating science and art, creating explicit concept structures and applying them to the real world so to attack repetitious problems.