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Two notions of order appropriate to such unbroken wholeness were introduced, namely the implicate order and the explicate order.

He makes good use of critical literature that examines community journalism in relation to the standards and practices of the mainstream media in order to explicate community journalism's 'connectedness' to its community of practice (p.

This involves the use of a modal language to explicate the idea that sets are formed in stages.--Correspondence to: o.linnebo@bbk.ac.uk.

This beginning paper attempts to explicate the myth of autonomy and individuality and the impact of this myth upon people in Western society.

The book does not explicate what all of this means in practice for teachers and parents.

Numerous black-and-white diagrams illustrate examples with the data "plugged in" to precisely explicate physical processes step by step.

Perhaps to explicate the need for dramatic action, at least one fishery specialist, speaking to the Mobile Register, has invoked the looming threat of catfish "bioterrorism."

Butler uses her fiction to explicate many of our social concerns about race, gender, class and sexuality.

Many sermons explicate the Old and New Testament; that on Luke is especially noteworthy.

The dialogues in this text "bring his thought into conversation with other significant thinkers to explicate its relevance" (p.

It was that Bengal tiger of a ballerina, Sofiane Sylve, stalking onstage on steely pointes, as if France itself had come to explicate this most elusive of texts.