The best social-scientific accounts of adjudication, for example, boast predictive success that is so feeble (better than coin-tosses, but not much!) that their explanatory models, with their implicit concepts of law, earn no epistemic credence.
With this framework, the paper analyses measurement practices prescribed by IASB's guidance to explicate its underlying implicit concepts as distinct from those formally proclaimed in IASB's recent Conceptual Framework Exposure Draft CFEDD).
The state equation is discretized by the continuous interior penalty Galerkin method with continuous piecewise linear polynomial space and the control variable is approximated by implicit discretization concept.
Then she told me about episodes involving concepts about implicit bias and concepts about future selves; I look forward to hearing what they reveal.
Christian theologians spent the best part of two millennia sorting out these implications and devising ways out of the dire prognosis implicit in the concept of original sin.
Implicit in the concept of a constitution is the idea of a "higher law" that takes precedence over all other laws.
In this context, it is helpful to recall that the limitation of power is an idea implicit in the concept of law itself.
Implicit in the concept is the recognition of a simple fact: each of us is only human, capable of committing acts of good and bad in equal measure.
