Using this experience model, the existing VESSEL specification was refined: requirements were empirically situated in the daily practice of low-literate societal participation, and new claims were written to explicate the learning effectiveness of the proposed VESSEL system.
But Gira denies it's a song about death: "I don't write songs to explicate an idea.
There are few critics whose work can be read for style alone, and many of the best of those are essentially impressionists or appreciators, like Whitney Balliett and Henry James, idiosyncratic enthusiasts who wrote most often to explicate a new, if sometimes baffled, love.
Memos were written to make comparisons across data and explicate developing categories.
She taught us how to explicate a poem, to write long stories, to command grammar.
This was done to explicate the two writers' reading-into-writing processes in relation to graphic time-based analysis of the overall text production patterns, quantitative measures of writing fluency and pauses, and reading-into-writing sub-processes (i.e. task representation, transforming ideas from sources and revisions).
The author of "London Fields," "The Information" and "Money," he, like Mr. Updike, writes about other novelists as a fellow practitioner, using his own intimate knowledge of the craft to explicate his colleagues' achievements.
This theory, he writes, is a "bridging theory" that works from extensive knowledge at two ends of a causal chain to explicate the links between.
(Coll: "Actually it would have been a great line if he could have delivered it as written and then looked at the camera and said, 'Except for Da Bears!'") This is the President who goes on ESPN to explicate his March Madness picks — as well he should: there are some good math lessons in there.
Sheen has tried to explicate.
Include a key to explicate the representations.
