explicitness

Building on this interesting finding, we also looked at the explicitness of character sexuality by character role.

(iii) Detecting explicit video and based on degree of explicitness marking them as high, medium, and low.

In order to gain a deeper insight into how the intervention mode affected the students' explicitness, an "explicit response ratio" (ERR) was calculated by dividing the number of agent-induced explicit contributions (explicit positions and explicit arguments) by the number of agent interventions.

2.1The encoded/inferred system of explicitness and implicitness

A1-Suwaidi balances the graphic explicitness with impassivity and honesty, and the narrative reads like a fable full of meaning and nuance.

There's no gore or sexual explicitness or swearing so if your child enjoys being a bit scared, then fine, but I would say it's a show for grown ups to rekindle that childhood excitement of Christmas - as I've said without drinking themselves into a stupor or spending PS500."

Having opened his review by observing that due to Dali's 'dazzling explicitness of technique his brand of Surrealism is the most accessible form of modern art,' Preston remarked towards the close: 'Too much attention and extravagant praise are given to Dali's impressive technical equipment...

After all, its explicitness and use of expletives isn't anything today's teen hasn't already experienced or not know about in the broader culture.

"It takes more explicitness to grab our attention and arouse us than before.

As a teacher, I appreciated the explicitness and the multitude of these modeled examples.

He pushed them perhaps too far for some with "The Devils," which shed scenes of sexual explicitness and extreme violence at the behest of first Warner Bros., then of the British censors--the way an Afghan hound loses hair in summer--before its release.

Christopher Marlowe's political thriller Edward II was the first drama to take on this story of power and corruption with such explicitness and, speaking exclusively to the Daily Post during rehearsals, Cheshire-born actress Emma Cunniffe says she is revelling in the challenge of playing Edward's queen, Isabella.

Despite its journey into a strange kind of leering, sexual explicitness, there's a fundamental honesty at the centre of Take Me Home Tonight which Attack The Block's violent nature lacks.

The authors' results indicate that even more powerful interventions than have generally been conducted are needed for at-risk children and that the mechanisms through which to achieve this are related to the type of intervener, the explicitness of instruction, and whether specific words are targeted prior to the intervention.

With regard to the following criteria which are used in evaluating the quality of questions: (a) order of thinking, (b) articulation, (c) clarity (explicitness) of the objective, (e) comprehensiveness and limitation of the answer, and (f) significance for the subject area,