At least in some cases, these can be tempered when we reflect explicitly on key features of cases, and our initial responses can be revised in light of these reflections, together with reflection on general principles.
As so often in negative and apophatic "theology," we are not only told what God is not but led to reflect explicitly on what God must be, even if we have no conceptual clarity about what we assert.
As in each such inter-systemic connection, at least two distinct sys-nets will be involved, there should be a convention of cross-reference: the marking in Figure 7 should be reflected explicitly in Figure 6, by showing at pp the relevance of mp (material presence of the addressee) as relevant to the choices in mode of discourse.
In addition to benefiting from practice, students may also reflect explicitly on their experience and thereby deepen their understanding of scientific practices.
Headings (and subheadings when appropriate) should follow parallel (grammatical) construction and reflect explicitly raised questions (Introduction) and generally reflect analogous topics (eg, diagnostic categories, choices of methods, choices of surgical interventions).
These hypotheses, unsupported by sufficient scientific evidence reflect explicitly the importance of the pineal gland in investigations of related mechanisms of the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields and/or electromagnetic radiation published in journals, textbooks, and even on the Internet.
Some NOS conceptions are reflected more explicitly in teaching than others.
In this regard, Mr. Sellars said, he was particularly inspired by members of the Bush administration, though the production also explicitly reflects the current White House.
This investigation explicitly reflects the rearrangements of the structural water clusters around the charged amino acids of collagen.
The crystal plasticity-based model explicitly reflects the microstructure of the material, measured by electronic backscatter diffraction.
