These beliefs, however, need not be explicitly articulated but may be wholly embedded and transmitted in rituals, myths, and social structures and practices.
To what extent it was explicitly articulated in a given time period may vary, but homogeneity itself is a myth.
Here the contrast does not need to be explicitly articulated, or even noted earlier in the conversation.
The small number of cases that have been discussed within this paper suggests that some interactions do not necessarily need the diagnostic labels to be explicitly articulated for diagnostic information to be communicated (Extracts 1 and 2).
Moreover, the use of the IRONE framework meant that the inherency was explicitly articulated, through rich description of the inherency plus exemplars, and characteristics for reasonable adjustments provided [ 22].
To capitalize on the value that SFES could add to science departments, the structure and purpose of these positions need to be explicitly articulated and the material, intellectual, and time resources allocated be sufficient to meet SFES responsibilities.
While in many developed countries education on EBP has been explicitly articulated in preprofessional curricula and models of curricular integration of EBP have been published, little is known about it in developing countries especially in the Southeast Asia (SEA) region where pervading practice and education contexts might be different.
The third criticism is rarely explicitly articulated, but it is clearly in the background of contemporary Boltzmannian approaches to SM such as Albert's (2000), which rejects Boltzmann's starting point, namely the postulate p(Mj) = cμ(Mj).
To Irvine, for example, the measure of sexology, and its history, is the extent to which it is compatible with 'feminism' (even if the nature of that feminism is not explicitly articulated or spelt out in the book).
These ideas were rarely explicitly articulated, but were nonetheless clear in Modi's choice of Varanasi, the holy city on the Ganges, as a seat to contest and the occasional deity that appeared, in contravention of electoral codes, behind the stage at meetings.
