Sentence examples for to explicate that from inspiring English sources

The experts tried to explicate that prolix verbal bounty, Which was obscure and hard to read, like votes in Palm Beach County.

It is Mr. Ferguson's belief that "behind each great historical phenomenon there lies a financial secret," and much of this volume aims to explicate that argument.

We might try to clarify the luck condition as involving a distinctive notion of epistemic luck but unless we were able to explicate that notion in effect, to distinguish between the two kinds of luck mentioned above without recourse to knowledge, it is not clear that the ensuing analysis of knowledge could be both informative and noncircular.

The goal of a grounded theory analysis is to derive from the data concepts, conceptual categories, and linkages between categories; the product is a theory of a phenomenon grounded in the lived experience of research participants, rather than an analysis that enlists existing theory to explicate that experience.

It is, however, an attempt to explicate that capability, not numbers, is the true currency of military power, shaped by a nation's foreign policy, and bounded by its economy.

That is certainly an implicit assumption of much philosophical and legal discussion: punishment can of course be justified, and the theorists' task is to establish and explicate that justification.

Smith stresses the importance of remaining "faithful to the accounts provided by people of their lived experience while going beyond that experience to explicate how that experience happened as it did" [ 51].

Provided solutions of this study explicated that implies of LSSVM in monitoring bottom-hole pressure can indicate more accurate monitoring of the referred target which can lead to robust design with high level of reliability for oil and gas production operation facilities.

Both strategies try to explicate a methodology that is implicitly used by scientists in a particular discipline.

It is bound like a book and opens with an essay by Mr. Perez about his "desire to explicate the creative project that is fatherhood".

One audience member asked about the director's favorite animal ("I had a dog named Sparky, a Jack Russell terrier; he was the love of my life") while another, exhibiting an unbridled enthusiasm for Eraserhead, wanted Lynch to explicate the inspirations of that eldritch work.