Although he exaggerated the degree of certainty that could be legitimately claimed for his hypotheses, La Forge did not claim explicitly that all explanations must be mechanical.
Bolzano himself, however, did not draw such conclusions from his definition, but quite on the contrary: He claimed explicitly that there would be beautiful objects in the world even if no human being existed (Bolzano 1843b, 67).
Putin has made this claim explicitly on occasion.
Such ads make no explicitly false claims, but that doesn't make them less misleading, even for informed consumers.
Nowhere in the rules governing MLA living expense claims does it say explicitly that you aren't allowed to sublet your taxpayer-funded place of residence for private gain, so, really, Fildebrandt was just doing what any other reasonable capitalist would do under the circumstances.
Note that, for these mentioned risk models, it is explicitly assumed that claim sizes and claim intervals are independent, which can be restrictive in practical context.
McTaggart's The Nature of Existence explicitly appeals to two empirical claims, first that something exists and second that what exists is differentiated, i.e., has proper parts.
A theory committed to Hesperus would automatically be committed to Phosphorus, assuming the necessity of identity, even if the theory explicitly claims that Hesperus exists and that Phosphorus doesn't.
Reichenbach's Principle of the Common Cause has attracted extensive philosophical comment, much of it devoted to purported counterexamples to a strict universal claim that Reichenbach explicitly denied.
For example, if whales are necessarily mammals, then a theory committed to whales would automatically be committed to mammals, even if the theory explicitly claims that there are no mammals and that whales are fish.
