Students were much less interested in the sunroof when explicitly asked to predict how much they would enjoy it several months later.
And, even when explicitly directed at the state of Israel, rather than its citizens, their criticism felt to me like a personal attack.
Under existing regulations, as set out in executive orders that date back to the Nixon administration and in Congressional legislation, public lands are to be closed to off-road vehicles including snowmobiles only when explicitly authorized.
When explicitly racist trouble happened on campus this year – as when student body president Payton Head was repeatedly called "nigger" and a swastika made of feces turned up in a bathroom – the response was steeped in the newly urgent milieu of Black Lives Matter.
Except when explicitly stated, the analyses below are based on the largest data sets, generated on the Illumina platform.
People prone to mania use emotion regulation (ER) strategies well when explicitly coached to do so in laboratory settings, but they find these strategies ineffective in daily life.
Older children struggled to bring to mind components of the solution but could coordinate them, whereas younger children could not coordinate components even when explicitly provided.
In fact, even when explicitly instructed not to coordinate, test subject pairs still showed a statistical tendency toward 0° phase-alignment of arm motions [21].
Therefore, when explicitly taking into account the spatiotemporal relationship of dance gestures, the template-based method we introduce in this article provides us with a proper alternative.
Various turnaround moves yield inconclusive results, or even reverse effectiveness, when explicitly accounting for exogenous distress causes (Mitchell and Mulherin 1996).
This article investigates the swept rule of space time domain decomposition, an idea to break the latency barrier via communicating less often when explicitly solving time-dependent PDEs.
