Sentence examples for is already explicit from inspiring English sources

Kripke (1963a) is already explicit on this connection.

The degree to which the eternal consciousness is already explicit in the mind of the conscientious citizen determines the degree to which he is able to recognise the true permanency or transitoriness of specific customs and institutions.

His approach uses formal pragmatics philosophically to reflect upon norms and practices that are already explicit in justifications in various sorts of argumentation or second-order communication.

The concept of the Unconscious was already explicit in philosophy, psychology, neurology and psychiatry long before Freud's and Janet's description of unconscious phenomena [1].

The Oregon Democrat Peter DeFazio echoed Cohen, arguing: "If there are issues that are related to the federal law, which is already very explicit about the sale of fetal tissue, those should be investigated by the Department of Justice and other authorities, not a politically motivated select committee".

That would make explicit what is already happening by stealth.

Logic itself is trivial, in the sense that it is merely a means of making explicit what is already there.

Mr Cameron also wants a written guarantee – making explicit what is already the case – that unanimity should apply to any proposed "user charges" for financial groups, including any variant of the controversial European financial transactions tax.All useful.

The most likely result is that a trend that is already well established (either as explicit policy or customary practice) will continue: countries will try to restrict the immigration of unskilled workers, giving preference to workers with skills.This does help, in one way, quite apart from narrowing the rich countries' skills deficit: it eases the downward pressure on wages at the bottom.

The hypothesis is that information regarding these non-explicit connections is already available inside the diagrams and technical documentation of the process.

Use this to inform customers about details which are not already explicit in the description given by Amazon.