Sentence examples for which are explicated from inspiring English sources

The data analysis yielded three main themes and several subthemes, which are explicated in the following section.

Classical Nahuatl was rich in such diphrasal metaphors, many of which are explicated by Sahagún in the Florentine Codex and by Andrés de Olmos in his Arte.

Kosslyn employs a points system, which is explicated on his lab Web site.

As suggested in Section 5, EH can be interpreted as a hierarchy of randomness if degrees of randomness are explicated in terms of degrees of unpredictability, which in turn are explicated in terms of conditional degrees of beliefs.

These include C4H and 4CL (acronyms are explicated in note 1 of Figure 4A) which were not previously identified in grape.

Once the Ideas and conceptions are explicated, so that we understand their meanings, the necessary truths which follow from them are seen as being necessarily true.

In 1982 the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churches recognized that the Apostles' Creed was the baptismal symbol (creed) used throughout the West but took the Nicene Creed as the "theological and methodological tool" to "identify the fundamentals of the apostolic faith which should be explicated".

If the cycle phase is concerned with the pedagogic activity, this may be the whole activity or a step in it, either of which may be explicated by naming or describing it.

Whewell drew no distinction between truths which can be idealized and those which cannot; thus, potentially, any empirical truth can be seen to be a necessary truth, once the ideas and conceptions are explicated sufficiently.

Few are explicated; none find definitive answer.

Classification systems that have been described in the literature are explicated in Table  3.