This one, poised over the Nabokov story, is perhaps more explicit.
The solution is specific training in this skill, and perhaps an explicit agreement among members requiring the health champion to emphasize personal accountability.
Perhaps surprisingly, explicit knowledge of the viscosity of the glass is not needed.
A normative account of legal punishment and its justification must thus at least presuppose, and should perhaps make explicit, a normative account of the criminal law (why should we have a criminal law at all?) and of the proper powers and functions of the state (by what authority or right does the state make and declare law, and impose punishments on those who break it?).
Precision of wiring is perhaps most explicit in the selective positioning of inhibitory synapses by the so-called GABA pre-interneurons onto terminals of proprioceptive 1a sensory afferents.
In countries with highly functional individual registration as the basis for all national information, including health, there generally exists a widespread (though perhaps not explicit) public confidence that the data system will operate in a confidential and ethical manner, and be under effective governmental regulation.
Editors should also consider undertaking formal tests of whether authors can clearly and succinctly state implications for practice, perhaps by providing explicit guidelines on grades of evidence and levels of recommendation and whether such explicit and consistent reporting helps readers.
But he is perhaps the most explicit.
Architecturally, it was remarkably explicit, perhaps the most dramatic nonreligious example of the style in New York, with pointed arches, a central tower crowned by crockets and comparable elements.
He is perhaps the most explicit among contemporary artists in his view of art as a latchkey to the ineffable, but he is hardly alone.
