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The phrase "a explanation of" is not correct.
Did you mean "an explanation of"? You can use "an explanation of" when you want to clarify or provide details about a particular topic or concept.
Example: "The teacher provided an explanation of the complex theory to help the students understand it better."
Alternatives: "a description of" or "a clarification of".
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Lewis offered a explanation of the documents during Wednesday's press call.
That said, what is missing is a explanation of why the Bush administration has picked this moment to tighten the screws and how, if at all, this fits into the war on Al Qaeda.
(a) Explanation of embedding a K-interval into (({mathbf{Z}}^{n} kappa^{n})); (b -(c) a process of a K-homotopy; (d) comparison between two simple K-paths.
A explanation of why FMs work when they work is offered and it is suggested that FMs help the most when the applier is most ignorant about the problem domain.
(a) Explanation of laboratory tests: Routine blood test is to examine red and white blood cells and haemoglobin level.
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But pragmatism is a description of a temperament, not an explanation of a world view.
Such a position requires of Tsongkhapa an explanation of memory.
Conversely, an explanation of this cultural accumulation cannot be divorced from an explanation of social learning mechanisms.
IPodder.org offers an explanation of podcasting.
There is an explanation of sorts.
For an explanation of the tournament selection process, read this.
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