EXPLICIT REALITY -- A 10-episode British cable and satellite television reality series called "Private Stars," inspired by "Big Brother," focuses on five men locked with five porn actresses in a house in the red light district of Amsterdam, The Telegraph of London reported.
It may take time, but I believe all those mathematically clean objects will eventually turn into explicit reality! 1 Frank P. Ramsey.
This failure was due partly to Ellison's attempt to incorporate Faulkner's vast range and scope into a single work — a task that even Faulkner never accomplished — and partly to the fact that he didn't manage to follow his own early advice to Wright: he never quite found the explicit reality of his characters.
When David Blankenhorn, heretofore one of the leading critics of same-sex marriage, wrote last month that he was "bending the knee" on the issue, it was an explicit nod to this reality: Causes advance by persuading people to change their minds, but they win their final, sweeping victories by inducing people who haven't really changed their mind to simply give up the fight.
The biblical faith in God as Creator and incarnate Redeemer is an explicit affirmation of the goodness, reality, and contingency of the created world assumptions underlying scientific work.
Lisa Norris, an English professor, said that, outside of an explicit threat that was rooted in reality, it would be impossible to have some kind of standard by which to judge whether a student's work was so alarming as to warrant intervention.
In season two's Sliding Doors-esque episode, which explores David's possible alternate realities, there's an explicit reference to A Clockwork Orange when an elderly, homeless version of David gets beat up by thugs modeled on Alex and his "Droogs".
The WTO membership would then recognise that global free trade was a practical reality and guide the next round(s) by setting an explicit goal of reaching that milestone perhaps by 2010 in line with the APEC and Euromed models.
The Thirteenth Floor (1999), like Blade Runner, is an explicit homage to classic noir, in this case involving speculations about virtual reality.
Cabanac's argument is based on an explicit structural and functional theory of consciousness as a unified representational space, "an abstract private model of reality with four dimensions: quality, intensity, hedonicity and duration" (2009, p.268).
She had an explicit preference.
