They often say explicitly that they will read and believe only what they find it comforting to read and believe.
If you're a fan of Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, but haven't had the chance to read his explicitly religious works (notably "The Screwtape Letters," which is now being adapted on Broadway, "The Problem of Pain," "A Grief Observed," and "Miracle"), this volume serves as kind of Cliff's Notes to his theology.
Anna: I wouldn't say that it's typical of all scripts but it's definitely present; maybe 25percentt of the scripts I read will explicitly request nudity.
This finding together with the representation of Fisher information within the neuronal population (Paradiso 1988; Seung and Sompolinsky 1993; Dayan and Abbott 2001) suggests that human responses can be conceived of as reading information explicitly from the neuronal response profiles.
The meditator finally concludes that he's awake because, as the passage explicitly reads, "God is not a deceiver" (AT 7 90).
None of these approaches take explicitly into account the effect of sensor reading quantization.
Explicitly it reads ∃x∃t(Kxpt), which says there is a being x and a time t such that x knows that p at t. Accordingly, on this account, the quantified expression that Kp abbreviates is non-rigid.
One reads Roth knowing (sometimes explicitly, in the case of some of the Nathan Zuckerman books) that the action on the page is taking place in a unique, fevered male imagination, complete with the obsessions and glaring blind spots this entails.
Although methodology-related artifacts can also arise, e.g. anomalous mappings of chimeric or extremely small reads, we do not explicitly investigate these second-order effects.
A user can explicitly read a FT and send via Wi-Fi the corresponding identification to the Jano server.
