In explicitly embracing late nineteenth-century work on the foundations of mathematics, Cassirer comes into very close proximity with early twentieth-century analytic philosophy.
In explicitly dynamic problems, unlike implicitly dynamic problems, facilities can be opened or closed several times for a defined time horizon.
In explicitly telling us how Han came to be cynical, detached and aloof, the veracity of his "cool," and ultimately his redemption, is eroded.
In explicitly considering this link it becomes essential to separate out the effects of competition from the effects of replication on the evolution of parasite life history traits.
But whereas the first two succeeded in explicitly condemning society's lust for carnage, Election Year opts to revel in it.
For a long time, every last one of them was Christian, and they often spoke in explicitly Christian terms.
Mr. Koch spoke in explicitly ethnic terms, trying to portray Mr. Ferrer as a centrist who could embrace the entire city.
But to treat this as a new phenomenon is to overlook the bulky corpus of terrorist violence in India that has its roots in explicitly Hindu-political grievances.
The votaries of Hindu nationalism have won their first major battle to recast Indian history and identity in explicitly Hindu terms.
Some wonder if it is time to go further in explicitly acknowledging a break with the past, especially on the economy.
