(Moore himself lamented that he could not "put the objection in a clear and convincing way" (1953, p. 263), but see Cartwright (1987) and David (2001) for careful and clear exploration of the arguments).
We proceed with the model Hamiltonian Eq. (2), as it permits a full and clear exploration of all the issues connected with parity measurement, without the inessential complicating features introduced by the additional coupling terms.
It's clear that exploration in the 21st century is not just for government-supported programs anymore.
When the mnemonic demand was minimal, all mice exhibited a clear preferential exploration of the novelty (arm effect, F 1,16) = 17.2, p<0.001, no effect of genotype, F 1,16) = 0.15, n.s., or arm x genotype, F 1,16) = 1.64, n.s.; Table 1).
With the challenge in characterizing exposure now more clear, the exploration of other strategies may be a priority.
The story was chosen, she said for "its nuanced handling of time, place and relationships; its daring, provocative subject matter and clear-eyed exploration of the choice of heterosexual conformity in the face of sexual mutability.
Along the way its clear-eyed exploration of themes that range from the challenges of friendship to the legacy of American racism puts most movies aimed at alleged grownups to shame.
Clear empirical explorations of nihilism were not evident.
FOR two decades Ani DiFranco has been a fiercely independent folk singer in punk clothing, a writer of feminist anthems, protest songs and clear-eyed explorations of the messy side of love.
Rats displayed clear decreases in exploration with object repetition, which contrasted with higher exploration levels when shown just novel objects (Fig. 5).
This includes compulsory environmental impact assessments (including for exploration), clear separation distances and bans in environmentally-sensitive areas.
