Examples of using Make explicit in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
From there, we believe that the role of the anarchists is to be in those places that make explicit the contradictions of capitalism
the perspicuous representation might also make explicit the systematic relationships among them,
There are several other studies on the prevalence of hemoglobin S haplotypes in Brazil which make explicit their involvement with history beyond mere references to historical sources and studies.
are part of specific functional systems that make explicit certain skills
If we could make explicit the criteria for the identification of philosophy in a way that also provides a rationale for the use of the word,
the summary should make explicit what is the economic problem it aims to address
If we make explicit the coordinative conjunction between the two noun phrases of the sentence(35),
They should make explicit a fundamental commitment to creating conditions to sustain democracy
Mental Treatment 1905{1895}/1996 that make explicit such statements.
At this point we must also make explicit that our option was,
The intradermal presence of a microchip reveals the drama of this conflict, as we try to develop conceptual models that make explicit undesirable implications of this impulse
These demands make explicit the various forms of inequality between citizens:
the central level should quickly make explicit and public its general orientation to support SMEs
additions that make explicit the international dimension of this part of the programme,
As John Searle once demonstrated, a simple phrase like"the cat is on the mat" requires that any pictorial representation of this utterance make explicit a large number of parameters size, race,
technical papers that make explicit and confirm the facts observed
within the managerial process. These activities directly and indirectly make explicit the professional posture of nurses toward those who collaborate with them in relation to problem solving capacity and decision-making.
incorpor ated into the common provisions(Article F(2)) make explicit reference to the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights
as some translations legitimately make explicit.