So far, this elegant statement of the problem has not been applied to any interesting explicit instances.
Throughout this paper, we will often also refer to rectangular subregions, or simply rectangles, to make explicit instances where we require the sets of cells to form multi-cell rectangles on the grid.
For example, teacher confirmation behaviors are only measured by explicit instances of praise, but there are many other ways that teachers can confirm students, such as body language or tone of voice.
The mapping between the constraints and the PDS model are not explicit, for instance a Variable constraint is used to create an instance of Value object from PDS model, and a Template constraint is used to create PDS Form instance.
It should have been made explicit, for instance, that even those dumping the ice-water over their heads weren't exempt from making at least a smaller, token donation to an ALS cause.
This shared morality is largely implicit, but is also, on occasion, made explicit for instance in the contracts drawn between the various institutions in MalariaGEN or in the development of shared policies such as those on data sharing or consent.
To alleviate the shortage of labeled data, previous work automatically generates synthetic implicit data (SynData) as additional training data, by removing connectives from explicit discourse instances.
These models are intrinsically built on the premise of continuum theories and only able to account for discontinuities to a limited extent upon explicit modifications; for instance, a linear deterministic prognosis is underpinned by an assumption of a linear behaviour of the rock formation.
However, stimuli similar to those employed in this study have been successfully used to investigate high-level phenomena such as, for instance, explicit perspective taking (e.g. [26], [27], [28]).
Of course, it is easy to design explicit counterexamples: for instance, in the cart-pole system one could imagine the specific task of having the pole drop to the right side.
