| Researchers conclude, however, that at least broad intervention principles can be explicated within such approaches. |
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| Within this framework, Barnave's revolutionary political ideas will be explicated. |
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| Her light-hearted vignettes are woven in between clearly explicated theories about laws of possibility. |
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| The researcher's race, background, and research assumptions were explicated in a research journal providing readers with a context for critique. |
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| The count-mass distinction, though explicated most easily on the example of concrete objects and physical substances, applies equally to entities in other domains. |
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| The Scarlet Letter's many enigmas have been exhaustively explicated. |
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| Once conceptions have been explicated, it is possible to choose the appropriate conception with which to colligate phenomena. |
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| The concept of sportsmanship was explicated by the famous nineteenth century English educator, Dr. Thomas Arnold, headmaster of Rugby. |
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| The dreary facts of this case are not fully explicated in the Views of the Committee. |
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| Economic benefit of respite services is more regionally specific and temporally dependent than was explicated at the beginning of the project. |
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| In addition, the moderator explicated the tricky issue of eliminating school fees and identifying alternative revenue streams to replace them. |
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| In the project documentation communicated to us the Problem was rarely well explicated. |
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| The original destination of the galleries is not explicated as its date of creation. |
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| That artworks can be erroneously explicated by their producers is self-evident to historians of contemporary art, whose very existence is predicated on such misprision. |
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| An explanation, Tiresias corresponds to accounts, from which what should be explicated could be inferred rationally and that is not to say logically. |
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| The doctrines he explicated would become the standards for Unitarians in Britain. |
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| While modern connotations are recent, having been explicated since the 19th century, ancient references abound. |
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| Additional research and more complex data analysis are needed based on an explicated model of the association between the food systems and buying determinants. o Canadian consumers' willingness to purchase domestic offerings. |
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| As a specific and programmatic category, quality rests on a normative basis which, at first, is not explicated at the general conceptual level and regards the concepts of quality. |
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| Find in this book how an inexplicable attack can be explicated. 220 pages. |
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| For competitors who have to make a long journey to come to Erfurt-Weimar-Merseburg, there can be given a financial support for the journey, by explicated request. |
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| It explicated the rules of logical induction and deduction which are the basis of Talmudic rhetoric, and supplied students with appropriate methods for the investigation of difficulties in the old rabbinic texts. |
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| This list can be taken as the beginning of a 'catalogue of development virtues', which will have to be worked out and explicated in a process of dialogue between professionals in the development sector. |
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| In the explanatory note, the notions of cultural diversity and pluralism could be explicated, so too the connection between respect for cultural diversity and the universal nature of the principles could be clarified. |
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| Pakistan's position on linkages, existing stocks and verification is very well known, and this position was explicated by our delegation in our statement on 16 May here in the Conference on Disarmament. |
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| Thus, a kind of mystical humanism is celebrated in Periphyseon Book Four, a humanism explicated through the dialectic of self-knowledge and ignorance. |
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| Besides, the algorithm used for the duration calculation is explicated. |
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| The conditions were serve aggravated in Jan 2012 by suppositional activities of dealers and traders he explicated. |
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| The poet's strategy may best be explicated by a reference to an analogous set of rhetorical tactics underlying the phallocentrism of Western culture. |
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| Moreover, the paper will discuss their womanist ideas as explicated in two of their works, Daughter of Isis by El Saadawi and Anything we Love Can Be Saved by Walker. |
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