Explicitly definition
Examples of Explicitly in a sentence
Requirement(s) Explicitly stated technical, performance, and preparedness requirements.
Explicitly excluded from the category of faculty specialist are current faculty positions in the University Libraries.
Explicitly identify the geographic and operational areas comprising the scope of location water usage (e.g., the campus as defined by its Long Range Development Plan boundary, excluding third-party operated facilities).
Explicitly authorized personnel include, for example, security administrators, system and network administrators, system security officers, system maintenance personnel, system programmers, and other privileged users.
Explicitly religious activities must be offered separately, in time or location, from the programs or services funded with direct financial assistance from USAID, and participation must be voluntary for beneficiaries of the programs or services funded with such assistance [see 22 CFR 205.1(b)].
Explicitly allowing Vendor Products to be listed and used as part of HP Cloud Services after passing an HP security review.
Explicitly allowing Approved Vendor Products to be listed and used as part of HP Cloud Services after passing an HP security review.
Requirement(s) Explicitly stated technical, performance, preparedness, or certification requirements.
Explicitly subject to and effective upon satisfaction of the conditions to Closing in Section 17 of this Agreement, Staktek hereby grants a non-exclusive, non-sublicenseable, non-transferable license1 to Samsung to use Staktek’s technology (the “Staktek Technology” or “Licensed Technology”2) and any improvements or modifications to make, have made, use or sell vertically stacked, one above the other, monolithic DRAM individually encapsulated in leaded plastic packages.
Explicitly excluded from this provision are claims regarding or relating to amount and/or adequacy of compensation, promotion, transfer, reassignment of job duties and responsibilities and discipline, except to the extent that such disputes involved common law, statutory, legal or judicial claims.