He describes its most explicit manifestation - crying - with considerable aplomb".
In no case is architecture the explicit manifestation or embodiment of free spirituality itself.
In Turing's presentation, intuition is in practice present in every part of a mathematician's thought, but when mathematical proof is formalised, intuition has an explicit manifestation in those steps where the mathematician sees the truth of a formally unprovable statement.
It is the most explicit manifestation of Britain not being a sovereign nation inside the EU.
Existence of these emissions is an explicit manifestation of the active mechanism in the cochlea [ 261, 262].
We verified, for selected sites, that the observed effect, despite small, was specific for the trained leg, corroborating the hypothesis that the measured changes in DNA methylation represent explicit molecular manifestations of exercise training.
The previous sections have examined the explicit and implicit manifestations of modality in English and Chinese along the rank scale.
Hence, as an authentic being man is as contemporary as he is historical, and thereby the historicity of man makes explicit the temporal manifestations of his vital dimensions.
The three expressions are chosen because they are the most typical manifestations of explicit, quasi-explicit and implicit modality in English.
These include a lack of explicit criteria for defining acute manifestations of the disease, sensitivity of the Pa O2/F IO2 ratio (P/F ratio) to different ventilator settings, poor reliability of the chest radiograph criterion, and difficulties in distinguishing hydrostatic edema [ 3- 6].
