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Specifically, they decided not to make explicit one of the book's more explosive reveals regarding the motivations and backgrounds of two key characters, although Blair says it's there onscreen for those who seek it.

Though this revision was later to be made more explicit, one of the most striking aspects of these papers was Althusser's abandonment of the Spinozistic claim that the different levels of theoretical practice were autonomous.

Suppose for instance ( mathbf {v}=-nabla F): then the quantity F(x t)) decreases in t in the continuous solution, which is also the case for the implicit scheme, but not for the explicit one (which represents the iteration of the gradient method for the minimization of F).

"It was very explicit," said one of the operatives, who is based in New York and has close ties to the White House.

We wonder why anyone would have thought anything different, that when push came to shove the U.S. government would protect its own, make this implicit guarantee an explicit one and the debt of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac the defacto debt of the U.S. government.

Successful learners with the use of fifth mediation, the most explicit one, had the longest response latency of the correct answer while failures (out of ZPD) at the last attempt had the longest latency in responses.

Some of Jackson's images of Trump are explicit – one depicts the US president-elect having sex with Miss Mexico in the Oval Office.

The film is a bit of a stunt, a xenophobic attack on Japanese xenophobia, with an explicit reference to one of the great movies on the subject, Nagisa Oshima's "Death by Hanging"(1968).

"Our target for the 2008 Olympics is explicit: one gold medal," Chang Jianping, the president of the Chinese Boxing Association, told me.

The synergies derived from this explicit integration allow one of the key challenges for livestock management to be addressed.

But some users are also clicking away at sexually explicit material, creating one of the thorniest issues that libraries nationwide now face: balancing community standards against the First Amendment rights of patrons who use the computers to view X-rated material.