And, in that event, Murdock conceivably could be convicted upon proof of his failure to pay the substantial license fees, give the bonds, or otherwise comply with the more burdensome provisions of § 44.19, even though he had fulfilled the explicit command of § 44.09(b) for filing the notice of intention as required by § 44.05 and, indeed, all other requirements of Article 4 outside § 44.19.
We know of no state which, as does the Struthers ordinance, in effect, makes a person a criminal trespasser if he enters the property of another for an innocent purpose without an explicit command from the owners to stay away.
For clarity, explicit command means the goal is explicitly specified (ex: moving object A to B), while implicit command means the goal is implied (ex: move any object with property N out of D).
When one of the trailing voices finally signs off with "have a good day, enjoy," an agitated Hill slings an explicit command, followed by a derogatory term for gay people, according to video footage obtained by TMZ.
It will actively learn from your preferences, either by your searches or by your explicit command.
1. Have you used explicit command words in your instructions (e.g., "compare and contrast" and "explain" are more explicit than "explore" or "consider")?
Numerous officials said they knew of no explicit command that bin Laden was not to be taken alive.
COBOL, FORTRAN, and their descendants (Pascal and C, for example) are known as imperative languages, since they specify as a sequence of explicit commands how the machine is to go about solving the problem at hand.
The PuffButton allows the user to impart explicit commands with little or no interruption of their current task.
The control flow within a program is expressed by explicit commands.
