Georgetown University law professor Heidi Li Feldman told HuffPost that students should not expect "a guarantee that your school won't sanction you," but they cannot explicitly say that they are punishing students due to the gun violence walkout.
Such findings support the existence of a guiding stage, in which an initial intuitive feeling of coherence is strong enough to trigger a judgment, even if its basis cannot yet be explicitly reported.
Indeed, gene and protein identifiers suggested by NormaGene cannot always be explicitly found in the body of the input document as NormaGene uses a generative model, which exploits also functional similarities (13) and not only textual similarities.
The coarse representation hypothesized to evolve in the OFC would then, on a subjective level, be experienced as an initial hunch or gut feeling that can trigger a coherence judgment, even if the basis of coherence cannot yet be explicitly reported.
They are anonymous; they cannot explicitly communicate with each other, but only observe the positions of the others; they cannot remember the past; they operate in a very strong form of asynchronicity.
However, as we have not ablated ASK, ASH and ADL together, we cannot explicitly state whether all three neurons are dispensable or not.
For example, the DFT operation in the reception schemes cannot be explicitly inferred from the signal model in (3) because the exponential term cannot be decoupled from the convolution operation as it was done in (11).
This trivial and obvious ecological fact cannot be explicitly represented using the standard resources of any GIS package (that is, it cannot be represented without writing special programs).
Paul Mirengoff of the Powerline blog made the point explicitly: one cannot be a conservative and vote for Mr Obama.
On Chinese social media, the users have learnt to censor themselves – the government cannot be explicitly criticised, resulting in some very creative nicknames to subtly reference them instead.
