It does not, for instance, explicitly recommend mandatory reviews of new genetically engineered foods by the Food and Drug Administration.
New York State's law, for instance, explicitly says that accountable care organizations are beneficial, which could provide some protection from antitrust scrutiny, he said.
Some communities, for instance, explicitly refuse to accommodate Fulani because of their image as violent, armed robbers and destructive.
Winkler-Dworak and Toulemon (2007), for instance, explicitly study the convergence in explanatory factors explaining the age at first birth for women and men.
Here, we propose a novel redundant feature subset measure REMI by comparing feature predictive powers directly, which is recorded by its instance distribution explicitly including clear-discerned instances and blur-discerned instances.
In those instances Bernardi explicitly echoes the conspiracy theory of "cultural Marxism", which holds that the (mostly Jewish) Marxist intellectuals of the Frankfurt school worked to subvert western values by preaching cultural relativism.
In our framework, the salient local patterns for different video categories are explored by MIL, and intrinsic temporal dependencies between instances are explicitly exploited using the powerful chain CRF model.
The programmatic expression of such a transformation is made in the framework tool according to a meta-modeling support, where model elements are considered as "instances" of explicitly meta-modeled "classes".
Feature's prediction power is recorded by its instances' distribution explicitly, which includes clear-discerned instances and blur-discerned instances.
Early 14th-century manuscripts, for instance, state explicitly that John Duns was a Scot, from Duns, who belonged to the English province of Friars Minor (the order founded by Francis of Assisi), that "he flourished at Cambridge, Oxford, and Paris and died in Cologne".
