She had an explicit preference.
It was a jazz club that had an explicit political orientation and an advanced musical orientation (thanks to the counsel of the record producer and jazz impresario John Hammond).
In this opening extract, we see both explicit orientation to a position, plus positioning by utilising medical expert or user experience discourses.
His early essays, the "Hume Studies", I (1877) and II (1882) — his only investigations with an explicit historical orientation — are, as the subtitles foreshadow, nonetheless critical and systematic treatises.
In other words, most of the quasi-explicit modality in English is shifted into explicit orientation in Chinese.
The image similarity enables explicit orientation optimization by incorporating tensor reorientation, which is necessary for warping diffusion tensor images.
In the single-tree xylem water flow model (XWF) used here, 98 beech trees are represented by 3D graphs of connected cylinders with explicit orientation and size.
In addition to its explicit orientation towards theory generation, perhaps what most distinguishes CIS from conventional systematic review methods is its rejection of a "stage" approach to review.
61 Evaluative studies can be distinguished from quality improvement projects by their characteristic study designs and their explicit orientation towards evaluation rather than improvement alone.
