Life is more explicitly rational than mere physical matter because it is more explicitly self-determining.
What Orr never explicitly states--because it's a contentious argument, the subject of passionate debate over recent decades--is the idea that form drives meaning.
I focus much of my analysis on Anne Frances Wysocki's (2002) "A Bookling Monument" because it is explicitly designed to destabilize our reading practices.
Despite Martin Wolf's bracing moralising that the British government, and people, need to face up to the brutal realities of our situation, that the nation "must rescue itself", his only reason, in this regard, for not joining the eurozone is because it is explicitly not a fiscal union and therefore we could not oblige our partners to bail us out.
Policyholders will unequivocally know what happens in a case involving, say, a "boat with an inboard motor greater than 50 hp" because it is explicitly written into the policy.
"There's no question that some people are putting too much weight on this flight because it is explicitly a test flight; and, indeed, we may not succeed in getting all the way to the space station," cautions Elon Musk, the CEO and chief designer at SpaceX.
Assent stands out from other Oculus projects because it is explicitly personal.
Further, because it is explicitly not a contract, it offers a means of achieving agreement on core principles, goals and values separate from any legal commitments, and it leaves open the possibility of negotiation and renegotiation.
We did not include pom1p explicitly in the modeling because our understanding of pom1p is not complete, and, more importantly, because it is not explicitly needed to explain nodal cdr2 scaling.
