In particular, a temporal dimension has gradually been introduced explicitly into the STIT models and logics; for a recent account see Lorrini (2013), which gives formal semantics and complete axiomatisations of temporal STIT logics.
Chad Hansen (1992) has pointed out the pivotal role of the philosopher Mozi, who criticized the Confucians for an uncritical acceptance of tradition and who explicitly introduced standards for the evaluations of belief.
"For every new policy measure considered or introduced, governments explicitly have to explore the impact and effects on children, families with children, adolescents and young adults.
On the kinematic level, first two control laws are introduced that explicitly use Euclidean transformations, then separate control laws are defined for the rotations and the translations.
Rather it is only after 2000 that techniques explicitly introduced within operations research, for instance, meta-heuristic algorithms such as Tabu search, began to be incorporated within conservation biology.
We may speculate that they indeed capture partially complementary aspects of object presence: the feature congestion measure has been explicitly introduced as a proxy for set size, 18 the synergistic segmentation measure 19 counts the number of individuated parts, and edge density counts the number of edges in a local region.
In particular, the model introduced here accounts quantitatively and explicitly for disruption in stacking interactions, breakage of hydrogen bonding, salt effects and the nucleotide strand concentration in the melting of DNA.
Indeed, the theory need not explicitly introduce continuity conditions for both displacements and relevant stresses.
The new constitution that Britain introduced for Gibraltar in 1969 explicitly reaffirmed Gibraltar's link with Britain while also granting it full internal self-government.
In this work, a notion of set-based control is introduced for SISO processes, in order to explicitly account for the uncertainty of process dynamics in the control law.
