Before anyone can see things like your exact location or event details, for example, you have to explicitly add them to the appropriate group.
If you want an FTP user to have access to the PUBLIC directory, for example, you'll need to explicitly make that available to the new user.
Recognizing that climate change is a key hazard driver (Kelman 2015), for example, highlights the opportunity to explicitly incorporate the gradual effects of climate change when planning to reduce disaster risks.
Neither adults, nor human infants nor wallabies, for example, have to be explicitly taught to avoid certain dangers.
Though these are not examples Davidson explicitly appealed to, they fit the pattern that led to his introduction of the prior-theory/passing-theory distinction.
Let us take a specific example to make this point more explicitly.
Whole Foods, for example, is explicitly committed to helping people to eat well, as a way to improve the quality of their lives and increase their lifespan.
Examples of explicitly "Kantian" approaches to teleology include ch. 3 of Quarfood (2004), Walsh (2006), Cohen (2007), Breitenbach (2009) and Ginsborg (2014).
The media, for example, are explicitly forbidden to show pictures that would enable the rebels to pinpoint Russian positions.
For example, we explicitly sought to include researchers with backgrounds in statistics and in health policy as it was recognized that these disciplines were inherently interdisciplinary within the health field and that these key informants could therefore provide this unique perspective.
