It denotes an implicit norm according to which "in the typical classroom, participation will be consolidated in the hands of the few, with the majority of students being passive observers or only occasional participants" (Howard and Baird 2000, p. 701).
The court was critical of the state's approach to energy policy, saying it would be "desirable that future investment choices not be effected in an implicit fashion, but rather according to an energy strategy formulated, debated and adopted transparently and explicitly".
His return represents an implicit repudiation of violent tactics, according to the P.L.O.
Note that this approach -- which is referred to as a border adjustment, and is an implicit border tax -- differentiates according to the country of origin.
Friedman's FoxNews.com column Thursday — since deleted — was a review of "Wolverine" that studio bosses viewed as an implicit endorsement of movie piracy, according to Deadline Hollywood Daily's Nikki Finke.
The Medication Appropriateness Index (MAI) [ 15] is an implicit tool which measures prescribing appropriateness according to ten criteria including indication, effectiveness, dose, administration, drug-drug and drug-disease interactions and cost.
One of those programs, according to Silbermann, is an "Implicit Bias Training" program, which he said was being rolled out for managers currently.
By featuring a mute mermaid in "Fish Out Of Water", Mihara makes an implicit reference to the fairytale "The Little Mermaid", according to Oxford.
According to Seale (2009) there is an implicit assumption that students' feedback will have a transformative impact on teaching practices and curriculum development.
The whole project is an implicit nod to that artist's beloved The Disintegration Loops, according to the press release, which famously recorded the sound of slowly degrading tape loops.
Specifically, we prove that the solution strategy on SPL accords with a majorization minimization algorithm implemented on an implicit objective function.
