Advertising on sites that are not explicitly commercial, like news sites, was the most affected because, as Ms. Tucker explained, "they needed external consumer data to target ads effectively".
'But some people are incredibly politically aware,' protests Frances, 'and with things like MySpace and Facebook it's much easier for those of us who do care to organise things.' But what, I asked, about those who say the music of Babyshambles, say, is not explicitly political like Billy Bragg or the Clash.
Knocked Up made quite an impression when it was released in the US, not only with the public (mostly young males) but with critics - who are almost all male - ostensibly because it was not explicitly idiotic like Talledega Nights or Anchorman, and because it purported to make a larger point.
The court's decision means that for the first time since 1981, when the city signed a court decree promising to provide shelter to anyone who seeks it, the city will have the right to evict individuals, albeit temporarily, for actions that are not explicitly criminal, like disturbing others or consistently refusing to seek therapy.
PSEUDO is not explicitly driven, like FBA, to optimize biomass production.
Because the rules designed for the detection of PPIs are simple and do not cover all possible syntactic constructions, some complications can also arise in the detection of the SSI feature when one of the interactants is not explicitly defined, like in this example: Serine phosphorylation of Bad is associated with 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3
2.3 Consolidation and prioritization: Although participants were not explicitly asked to use likes within the individual group discussions, several likes were generated (see Table 3).
3.5 Requirements prioritization worked: Moderators did not explicitly ask participants for likes before they consolidated the needs.
Hamas officials criticized the road map for not explicitly addressing issues like the fate of four million Palestinian war refugees and their descendants.
Hume's target is any account that postulates a unifying 'something' that underlies change, whether this be a characterless substratum, a substantial form or (though this is not explicitly mentioned) something like the 'continuing life' that Locke sees as passed on in living things.
