Sentence examples for implicit explanations from inspiring English sources

Both are more or less implicit explanations (or "road maps") about how to operate the device.

His book offers an implicit explanation of the elite's cynical exploitation of "ordinary" people and the popular cynicism toward the elite.

The reader may find an implicit explanation in the statement that "these measures are considered measures of the magnitude of an intervention or the event, rather than measures of the quality of the measurement instrument", see p. 42 of [ 1] and p. 6 of [ 2].

The scene at the station is a nightmare of confusion, and Coogler doesn't make clear why the police detained only the young black men — apart from the implicit racial explanation.

It also appears to get right the "intentionality" of many cognitive states the object that the state is of or about even though cognitive neuroscience eschews its implicit linguistic explanation of this feature.

Implicit in this explanation is that these therapies must also produce a harmful effect in the 'less severe population' because a benefit was not observed in the overall population.

Having received explicit instruction, forty intermediate participants in this study received explicit type of feedback (matalinguistic explanation) and implicit type of feedback (recast) in response to any utterance containing an error in doing the role plays of refusals.

18 21 The implicit assumption underpinning this explanation is that suboptimal treatment and care are provided, compared with the overall treatment and care that an individual might reasonably expect to receive, as judged by the clinical subgroup and subsequent reviewers.

And I think it also accounts for a lot of the appeal of explanations based in implicit bias, which may seem to exculpate.

However, it is not easy to learn practical skill at school because the traditional learning environment is based on teacher-centered, mostly teachers do not focus on students' individual learning difference and specific proficiency level who provide theory explanation in either implicit or explicit ways but less practice demonstration in lectures.

In the second, more speculative explanation, the spatially implicit model is doing well because it fits something bigger which we cannot see.