Rather than refute that rather obvious conclusion and explicit statements that the local government is promoting religion, in clear violation of the Establishment Clause, town supporters argue that the Court should "relax" constitutional limits on religious invocations.
It conveniently allows us to dismiss their obvious and usually explicit political goals as simply a mask for their irrationality.
Every step of the way, the basic fact of the uprising has become more obvious and more explicit: with each new confrontation, the protestors have realised, and demonstrated, that they are more powerful than their oppressors.
The proxy of respiratory symptoms, persistent cough and phlegm, was obvious to adolescents and explicit in the question to avoid measurement error.
Once incorporated into a computer system, the criteria for categorizing the pattern and severity of visual field defects are explicit, obvious, and standardized.
Once incorporated into a computer system, the criteria for categorizing the pattern and severity of visual field defects are, according to Hirsbrunner and colleagues [ 12], "explicit, obvious, and standardized".
Ethnography is an interpretive methodology that provides rich descriptions and attempts to explain the cultural knowledge of a group of people; the research takes place in the field, with people's actions and accounts being studied in everyday contexts to elicit explicit (more obvious) and tacit (hidden) cultural knowledge [ 27].
This, Morris explains, is an exchange that failed to make the final cut because it was seen as being too obvious, too explicit; too much thought and not enough joke.
In fact, the choice of subjective and objective orientation is most obvious in explicit modality (not in quasi-explicit or implicit modality) in Chinese.
When you and I were talking over some edits, you were clear that you didn't want to make too many obvious or explicit references to the setting — why is that?
