Francis rattled off the economic, social, institutional, and humanitarian crises facing Europe, but he had no need to mention explicitly the most pressing crisis of all — Brexit, which comes to a head this week, as Prime Minister Theresa May (who was not in Rome) formally begins Britain's withdrawal from the E.U.
It can be seen in Table 6 that most publications fail to mention explicitly the specific version.
Abraham Stanyan, who had been ambassador of England in Bern from 1705 to 1713, published in 1714 an extensive treatise entitled An account of Switzerland, in which he described the authorities' rule as particularly mild, mentioning explicitly the low taxation in comparison to other European states and giving as the reason for the comparatively soft-gloved government the fear of rebellions.
The sequence of talk to line 17 is a rather frank discussion of the diagnosis, mentioning explicitly the word 'Alzheimer's', which Bob repeats.
Hanson [ 68] described three branchial nerves also for other serpulid species such as Vermiliopsis, Protula, Salmacina and Hydroides, but he did not mention explicitly the neuronal innervation of the peduncle.
Time constraints were mentioned explicitly by the participants in the qualitative study.
The latter is mentioned explicitly in the Phaedo and seems again to be alluded to in Plato's remarks about the differences between the top two sections of line.
These transcription studies are very powerful, often for the information not mentioned explicitly in the text but contained in their corresponding data sets.
We also noted gender, gestational age, treatment with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), and whether the IRDS diagnosis was mentioned explicitly in the medical record.
These are not mentioned explicitly in the text, and it is unclear whether these outliers are the ones that fall within "experimental uncertainty".
