Sentence examples for single explication from inspiring English sources
The best single explication of the President's policy was given by Secretary of State James Baker in his testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on December 5th, who said, "A very dangerous dictator--armed to the teeth--is threatening a critical region at a defining moment in history".
"Tell No One" is devoted to the explication of a single, devastating event, which we see at the beginning.
Presently, we provide further explication for a single illustrative brain region, continuing to expand on the example from Figure 1. Figure 3(B) shows the values from the column and row of P corresponding to the Superior Temporal region as defined by the ICBM atlas (see Materials and Methods for details of each parcellation scheme) rendered as the heights of bars.
Yet most defied simple explication.
His detailed explications of a single patient's symptoms, his emphasis on the subjective experience of illness, his willingness to share stories from his own life and his references to medical texts from earlier centuries are not only atypical of how most neurologists work today, they defy the status quo.
The director's explication of just a single scene -- Travis Bickle Robert De Niroo) lingering in a hallway, while the camera pans from his lonely pay-phone conversation to the forlorn light bulb above -- ranges from ruminations on the screenwriter's intentions to Mr. Scorsese's borrowing from the Italian B-picture maestro Mario Bava.
Admittedly, short of a comprehensive and compelling theory of epistemic normativity, no single account of fruitfulness against which to test proposed explications is available.
If a full structural equation model fails and provides diagnostics questioning some second or weaker indicator, the researcher might drop that indicator but it would be preferable to retain the indicator by making it a single indicator of a similar yet theoretically distinct latent whose causal coordinations deserve explication.
Where there are multiple items they have often been combined into a single measure (Gubernskaya 2010; Liefbroer and Fokkema 2008), a strategy that improves on measurement reliability and facilitates explication but may obscure differences in change across attitudes.
No explication necessary.
Translation, explication, falls away.
