The report also found that when signing to claim for the daily allowance, members should give an explicit written undertaking that in doing so they are "acting on their personal honour".
Technology connects us to each other as never before, and in doing so makes explicit the degree to which we are defined and anticipated by others: the ways in which our ideas and identities do not simply belong to us, but are part of a larger human ebb and flow.
By making such judgments explicit and transparent, as in done in formal expert elicitation, criticism should in fact decrease instead of increase.
The kind of analysis we are interested in does not need explicit computation of the individual attractors.
The overall scheme is explicit in time and does not need iterative steps; therefore, it is fast.
The modern notion that the physical text is freestanding and wholly explicit in its meaning did not exist in the ancient and medieval worlds, where works were literally embodied by reading them aloud.
The law itself (Section 102(b)) is pretty explicit: "In no case does copyright protection for an original work of authorship extend to any idea, procedure, process, system, method of operation, concept, principle, or discovery, regardless of the form in which it is described, explained, illustrated, or embodied in such work".
The Court cited, as a specific example of "purely private" matters, a prior case where it found that "videos of an employee engaging in sexually explicit acts" did not address a public concern; the videos "did nothing to inform the public".
In contrast, explicit attitudes did change favorably following treatment, but negative explicit attitudes at post-treatment were associated with less pronounced overt approach behavior at follow-up.
