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Перевод: explicate

[глагол]
развивать; объяснять; излагать

Тезаурус:

1. David Bohm's "Implicate and Explicate Order'
2. While it does set out to include and explicate the sense of the whole movement of history, history itself seems to be in the end rather unimportant.
3. The "higher order" unfolds into the lower or "explicate", meaning the known world of substance.
4. The primitive church employed mythology to augment and explicate the great truths of the gospel.
5. In turn, the "explicate" enfolds or returns into the "implicate".
6. It is worth noting that the collection includes essays that seek to explicate and contextualise Kristeva's writings, for these will be useful to students attempting to assimilate the subtleties of her work.
7. This was a little unfortunate, the topic being one close to his lordship's heart and one he was inclined to explicate at some length.
8. Yet this difference is somewhat obscured in Kemp's analysis by his concern to explicate the details of numerous perspective schemes and the techniques employed by artists.
9. I have done little to remedy that myself, except to fall back on the preferred notion of level, which at least can begin to explicate how things can be reached by effort at some times but not others.
10. Sheldrake's theory of Morphogenetic Fields and Bohm's concept of "Implicate and Explicate Orders" are closely allied to this principle.
11. David Bohm proposed that consciousness is basically in the "implicate order" as all matter is, and therefore it is not that consciousness is separate from matter but rather that consciousness manifests in the "explicate order" as does all matter.
12. Having come very close to the heart of the matter, Bukharin then slid off into a discussion of the role of workers" consumption in the circulation of capital; all of which is correct, but he failed to explicate the mechanism by which such a disproportionality comes about.
13. More generally, if we are to incorporate our results into a theory of ordinary language comprehension, we must explicate the relation between experimental task and the "tasks" that people set themselves in ordinary reading and listening.