To describe the bond breaking explicitly, and at the same time obtain descriptors independent of the bond orientation, descriptors were also defined as the difference between pair descriptors before and after breaking the target bond – bond-breaking difference pair descriptors.
They aren't explicitly about the same woman at different stages of her life, but — as one gradually, tantalizingly realizes — they could be, and the fact that the collection is studded with references to doors and tunnels is hardly accidental.
But Cameron did not explicitly offer the same guarantee for free prescriptions and eye tests.
Many places that ban smoking don't explicitly do the same for vaping.
To link the courses in the sequence, LSET explicitly uses the same pedagogy as PET.
People were willing to look for something random that explicitly has no value, and at the same time there was something else on your phone asking you to find someone who was completely real, giving you tangible clues like license plate numbers.
The Mothers isn't explicitly feminist, in the same way that it isn't explicitly a novel about "the black experience".
Systems control theory, and in particular feedback control, can be helpful in designing policies that achieve sustainable levels of emissions of CO2 (and other greenhouse gases) while minimizing the impact on the economy, and at the same time explicitly addressing the high levels of uncertainty associated with predictions of future emissions.
"It could not have been Congress's purpose, when amendments were explicitly designed to extend coverage, to at the same time contract coverage," Mr. Becker said, noting that before the 1974 amendments were enacted, home-care aides employed by companies had minimum wage and overtime protections.
We further strengthen the inference by using a joint mixture model for the space time interactions, which again borrows information across all the time points and areas to improve inference, while at the same time explicitly recognizing their heterogeneity.
