Sentence examples for explicit presence from inspiring English sources

Among the awards the Japanese author has claimed is the Franz Kafka prize, which is fitting because the Czech fabulist haunts Murakami's fiction as both an explicit presence – in Kafka on the Shore (2002) – and a general tutelary influence.

Yet the nearly explicit presence of land, trees, bodies of water, people brings a more tangible subject to the abstract landscapes projected by Pollock, Kline, and Hofmann and the cosmic topographies of Gottlieb, Rothko, Newman, and Still.

The main purpose of the paper was to investigate whether the explicit presence and diversity of migrants boosts innovation.

Because of this requirement of explicit presence, Hand him your pass is grammatical, but *Hand him is not, and neither is *Hand your pass.

The latter includes the explicit presence of an ampoule (with a complex shape) that contains the solid and the melt from which it is growing.

In fact, the explicit presence of in Theorem 2.1 (see [5]) may impose a very strict constraint on the coefficients of (1.5) (e.g., when is very large or small).

On the other hand, the human label of "insufficient data" could result from the absence of explicit information, the presence of ambiguous information or the presence of conflicting information.

Based on eight TTD [ 8, 31, 32]a and three XP [ 33- 35]a cases with reported XPD mutations and explicit information on presence or absence of preeclampsia (many case reports and review articles on XP and TTD lacked explicit information on presence or absence of preeclampsia), we localized the preeclampsia-associated mutations to a C-terminal motif and the helicase surfaces of XPD.

The language in the current terms and conditions is toned down from a previous clause, present in February of this year, which was more explicit about the presence of fake accounts.

"People who claim they are faithful to ‎the Imam [Khomeini] must be sensitive to implementation of his explicit orders: the presence of a gun in politics means the end of all dialogue," he said in an interview with Shahrvand-e-Emrooz magazine.

In both content and tone, he waded into waters usually reserved for Republican politicians, a point made explicit by the presence at the same service of Pat Robertson, the Christian Coalition founder.