The next morning, over my last sips of coffee, I read Psalm 1, which coincidentally begins with going (the Hebrew word can mean simply "to walk") and explicitly champions just the sort of ambly-contemplation one might do on a walkabout.
Closer the Troubles doesn't explicitly walk the same ground as Sunday Bloody Sunday; instead, here's Bono singing: "I have a will for survival, So you can hurt me and then hurt me some more/ I can live with denial, But you're not my troubles anymore".
Solute transport in a parallel plate fracture is simulated using a random walk model which accounts explicitly for sorption onto the fracture walls.
By contrast, several computational models of decision-making, particularly random walk and accumulator models, explicitly incorporate a theoretical framework for SATs [31] [34].
Street Smart Walk Score does not explicitly capture detailed design level features, for example presence and condition of sidewalks and benches are not measured.
Mr Lieberman, who openly disdains negotiations with the Palestinians, has not explicitly threatened to walk out unless the freeze is ended.
The judge's ruling was not the final word, however, because she explicitly said UBS could walk away if a federal judge in New York ruled that the merged company would be insolvent.
In our study, however, walking velocity was not different between fallers and non-fallers and in the range of "fast walkers" of the study of Pavol, even though we did not standardize it and explicitly instructed subjects to walk at their normal and comfortable velocity.
Then, ignoring the sign that explicitly says "No Tours," they walk into the building and straight up to reception and ask to be shown around.
"Let me make it explicitly clear: I am not walking away from Olympus," Mr. Woodford said in a statement from New York, where he has met with F.B.I. officials who are investigating the case.
