explication

Examples of explicating

explicating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

An attempt to employ modal situation theory in explicating and investigating anti-realist construals of truth. 35.
Now let us both get on with the far more fruitful and interesting task of explicating, in our own ways, the complicated 'metaphysics' of opera.
These psychosocial models often fall short of fully explicating why some individuals respond and others do not.
Several problems arise in explicating the notion of replication.
The author maintains that these can be solved by having a rigorously defined autonomous a-structure and explicating its interaction with other levels of representation.
This line of work with empirical evidence is promising in explicating the syntax-semantics interface.
Wilkins describes the various tasks involved in explicating the text and applying it to the hearers.
Apart from yielding adequate accounts of pattern formation, explicating the dynamics of these quantities may be useful in identifying generative neurophysiological structures.
There is, however, often no evidence to determine whether her interpretation is the right one in explicating these cases.
The chapter ends with a discussion of how we understand discourse, explicating notions such as message, metamessage, and contextualization cues.
They often assist the student by explicating complex issues with the aid of familiar examples and analogies.
However, precisely what needs explicating, and how, are matters of judgement and these elements of judgement have an important implication.
Economic evaluations can be of help here in explicating at least some of these, and the normative considerations that abound.
But all are generally characterised by the trait of explicating one venue deeply to achieve empathetic identity among the audience.
Beyond these conclusions, however, many questions remain in explicating a life-span theory of attachment development.
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