It should have been made explicit, for instance, that even those dumping the ice-water over their heads weren't exempt from making at least a smaller, token donation to an ALS cause.
We learn a lot about Frank in this episode, written by David Simon and novelist George Pelecanos, or maybe a lot of what we've worked out for ourselves is made explicit for the first time.
Perhaps the most telling counter-assault on him was by C. S. Lewis, who said that the use of subliminal code words like "maturity" and "relevance" smuggled in an entire value system that was never made explicit for scrutiny.
Further details are made explicit for synthesis purpose.
Genius, is that he's made explicit for a short period of time this opt in via the gesture.
The formulation of the axiom of separation was made explicit: "for each formula φ of the first-order language with equality and membership, {x ∈ A | φ} exists".
The Book of Revelation made explicit, for early modern Protestants, the fact that the Church of Rome was a "scarlet woman", the "Whore of Babylon": "And I saw a woman sit upon a scarlet coloured beast, full of names of blasphemy, having seven heads and ten horns.
Active aging is central to enhancing the quality of life for older adults, but its conceptualization is not often made explicit for Asian elderly people.
Whether this definition includes a background response is not usually made explicit; for a more precise definition, we might subtract the background effect f 0,0) from each term: f x,z) – f 0,0) = f x,0) – f(0,0) + f 0, z) – f 0,0).
