Lauro suggested that the child, now grown, had told the grand jury convened by the attorney general a much more explicit account.
There is a strong case for the central bank to take more explicit account of asset prices or of misaligned exchange rates rather than focus only on retail-price inflation.The point is that there is more to monetary policy than trying to achieve a single policy objective.
Gilbert is evidently trying to give a more explicit account of single agent knowledge than Lewis and Aumann give.
The Wax Tablet passage offers us a more explicit account of the nature of thought, and its relationship with perception.
If this is right, then it enables Pritchard to offer a more explicit account of why understanding is distinctively valuable in the way that Kvanvig alleges.
Plato develops a more explicit account of the connection between order and value in the Philebus 26B5-C22) and seems to try to work it out in the ethical context in the Statesman.
If love is to be understood as an emotion complex, we need a much more explicit account of the pattern at issue here: what ties all of these emotional responses together into a single thing, namely love?
By now having more experience with the program, do the authors believe that more explicit account of nucleotide composition is necessary or desirable, and if so, what are the corresponding problems?
More explicit accounting for culture would help reveal the causal web underlying our principal question — the linkage (or non-linkage) between socioeconomic status and adverse health behaviours and psychosocial outcomes.
Recommendations included better links between the risk management question and risk assessment design, more explicit account of uncertainty and variability and a harmonized approach for dose-response assessment [ 3].
The trend towards ever-more explicit accounts of murder, rape and torture in crime novels, often involving a female victim, is led not by men but by women.
