Explicitly

A rigorous approach to risk requires identifying and valuing risks explicitly, e.g., by actuarial or Monte Carlo techniques, and explicitly calculating the cost of financing any losses incurred.

Film Three of the antagonists in the 1998 movie The Big Lebowski are explicitly described as "nihilists," but are not shown exhibiting any explicitly nihilistic traits during the film.

In addition, nouns that denote persons and whose definitions are not explicitly male are often assumed to be male unless explicitly made female, such as doktoro, a PhD doctor (male or unspecified) versus doktorino, a female PhD.

The duration term "ago" may not always be indicated: if the quantity of a duration is specified while not explicitly mentioning a duration term, one can assume that "ago" is implied; the alternative unit "mya" does include "ago" explicitly.

These matters are not explicitly enumerated in the Northern Ireland Act 1998 but instead include any competence not explicitly retained by the Parliament at Westminster.

Actual results, performances and achievements may differ materially from those described explicitly or implicitly in the relevant forward-looking statements.

After all, it's your right to disrupt a performance and march an entire class of kids out of a performance because you didn't like the strong language that you were explicitly told would be presented in the performance, prior to the performance.

After the program began operating, the Colorado office received a $250,000 from the state, explicitly earmarked for mental health services.

Although not explicitly his motivation, any and all spoils of war come along with what the Judge wants.

Although the company does not report those separately, the fact that authorized Porsche dealers explicitly offer to fleet customers is quite telling evidence.

And he explicitly name-checks the budding genre in the anthemic chorus: “Adrenaline starts to flow / You’re thrashing all around / Acting like a maniac / Whiplash!

And then last one for me, just getting back to M&A and more explicitly, did you have any interest in PacWest and why or why not?

Anywhere not explicitly authorized in the bill.

As a Trainee is she explicitly forbidden to have relationships?

Because of this, all the tension that defined and made it such a hit show wore off as audiences realized that the death of their favorite character, no matter how explicitly on-screen, can (and likely will) be reversed.

Be mindful that there’s a wide variety of work arrangements within those job descriptors, and the job description might not explicitly detail if the position offers the flexibility you need.

But Ely's city status was not explicitly confirmed until April 1, 1974, when Queen Elizabeth II granted it.

But the narrowly tailored order explicitly left Mr. Trump free as he pursues his presidential campaign to continue disparaging the Justice Department and President Biden.

By limiting applicants to “BIPOC” – Black, Indigenous, people of color – ethnic groups, the program was explicitly designed to favor certain ethnic groups at the expense of others.

By passing a new, comprehensive abortion ban this year that explicitly states that abortion is not healthcare and is not protected by the state constitution, Wyoming lawmakers managed to skirt the case.