(The opening scene was even better in the version of the pilot Fox showed to critics in June, before eight minutes of scene-setting, explanatory material was added that makes it less moving and surprising).
Significant dates are flashed up on the set, explanatory captions supply historical context, and if the effect is to make the piece seem more of a documentary than Adams and Goodman ever intended, then it's an unfortunate necessity.
The biggest are "em" dashes and are used to set off explanatory phrases like, "My friends -- that is, my former friends -- ganged up on me".
A multiple linear model is considered, where the magnitudes calculated from the sum of all axes acceleration vibration and average speed are set as explanatory variables.
The utility of a generating set for explanatory modeling has also been recently demonstrated [ 24].
Both sets of models include the same set of explanatory variables.
This introductory paper sets out one explanatory framework, exposure to adverse psychosocial environments during midlife, and particularly at work.
Moreover, to investigate the relationship among the factors that are set to be explanatory variables, Pearson correlation coefficient was used.
According to the editors, "[t]hese three features of the epistemology of self-knowledge immediacy, authority, and self-knowledge immediacy authority explandtory problem…".
These specifications consider current account balance (CAB) (% of GDP) as a dependent variable with a lagged dependent variable and set of other explanatory variables (Eq. 2).
Programme or theory failure and implementation failure [ 9] are common suggestions to disappointing intervention results and could have been wrongly set forth as explanatory factors.
