To see if fertility-induced high assertiveness was related to increased sexual motivation, we also measured women's implicit sexual availability and interest in buying sexy clothes.
Since the major difference between 2D and 3D video is the implicit or explicit availability of depth information, the visual features used in the SBD methods for 3D video must take depth into account, i.e. the temporal segmentation must also consider depth information in order to use depth discontinuities in shot detection.
Accessibility incorporates implicit conditions such as closeness, availability of transport options and diversity of activities that might be of interest for society.
The growth of suburbs in the 40's and 50's -- and the attendant proliferation of lawns and patio furniture -- made tanning accessible to the middle classes while the rise of the pinup girl, always photographed in a bathing suit, endowed sun-kissed skin with the implicit promise of sexual availability.
Proportional scoring, counts of single-block placement and rotation errors, counts of parameter-violating errors such as breaking configuration, and availability of implicit grid information all offer potentially valuable supplementary data that can enrich clinical interpretation of Block Design protocols.
The most frequently cited explicit or implicit selection criteria were availability of patient samples (43 articles), covariate data (12), clinical follow-up (7), disease/disease stage (5), treatment (3), level of primary marker (3) and comorbidity (2).
The USDA states in an August 2009 report that "any shortfall in rural broadband availability is an implicit loss in economic opportunity for businesses, consumers and governments".
Implicit in this recommendation is the availability of a lump-sum tax instrument.
Resource allocation decisions in Iran's healthcare system, have historically been based on implicit criteria such as pre-existing service availability, affordability of the insurance organisations and providers and political pressure [ 5, 12].
Budgetary constraints have limited both the quantity and quality of care to the poor, leading to significant implicit rationing throughout the system; for example, availability of most drugs in the MoH is extremely poor.
