Sentence examples for fully explicated from inspiring English sources

"Fun House" has been fully explicated before, for the band's deepest fans, on an expensive, limited-edition 1999 reissue that included every scrapped take of the 1970 album's seven songs.

Though "The Whites" is fully explicated by its final scene, and Billy has identified (if not apprehended) each murderer of each White, it is not, finally, a novel of clearly delineated solutions but a novel of conscience, fraught with ambivalence and ambiguity.

But the control of this absorption is complex and cannot be fully explicated with present knowledge.

As will be discussed below (4), denying the strict version of these generalizations amounts to denying that the qualifying clause 'ceteris paribus' can be fully explicated.

For them, the lack of formal closure (the incompleteness of arithmetic and the inapplicability of the truth predicate to its own language) only betokens the fact that our very own home languages cannot ever be fully explicated.

From a bio-medical point of view the pharmacodynamic effect of the insulin is not fully explicated yet [15], although the saturation result at high insulin concentrations is well-known.

Unfortunately, there are no surviving texts that fully explicate and defend Bernard's view (Iwakuma 2004).

To more fully explicate risk factors for psychopathology in this population, future studies with probability samples of men that focus on mediational processes and use longitudinal designs are needed.

Excluding these groups, no literature was found that fully explicates the competencies of this field, even with the review of the MPH-level competencies for health policy and management developed by Association of Schools of Public Health [ 11].

These findings came to be known as the "limited effects paradigm" of media influence, explicated more fully by Joseph Klapper in The Effects of Mass Communication (1960), which guided mass communication researchers over the next five decades.

He explicated his understanding of panentheism more fully in The Trinity and the Kingdom in 1981.