We develop a theoretical model that makes explicit the direct (selfish) and indirect (social) fitness consequences of persistence.
His books ignore none of Peru's clashing, kaleidoscopic elements, but his vision, sometimes explicit and more often artistically indirect, is at bottom a gentlemanly, non-millenarian one, desirous of peace and pluralism, secularly hopeful of decency and democratic norms.
The consistency assumption was not explicit in most cases where direct and indirect evidence were compared or combined (18/30).
The assumption of consistency was not explicit in most cases where direct and indirect evidence were compared or combined (18/30; see bmj.com).
The Ecospace trophic-spatially explicit model shows a similar pattern of direct and indirect effects generated when exerting exploitation separately by subsystems.
In Metaphysical Disputation 39, he is primarily concerned with the division of accidents into nine highest genera, and the discussion of categories is incidental and indirect, rather than deliberate and explicit.
"Any accusation that the Chinese government participated in cyber-attacks, either in an explicit or indirect way, is groundless and aims to discredit China," an unidentified ministry spokesman said, according to an Associated Press report.
Note, though, that "direct" and "indirect" can also refer to different kinds of explicit measures.
Mobilization of different social views and values, in comprehensive consideration of direct and indirect policy impacts, could lead to a more explicit and formal social process, which could eventually secure and propel the process of muddling through[ 149].
De Houwer and colleagues (2009) aptly recommend using the terms "direct" and "indirect" to describe characteristics of measurement techniques and "implicit" and "explicit" to describe characteristics of the psychological constructs assessed by those techniques.
