Sentences with phrase «require much explanation»

The exception to this will be on older experiences and less relevant experiences, which don't require much explanation beyond the most recently held title.

It really should not require much explanation.

Some of the sequences are fun bits that don't require much explanation — like Kraglin (Sean Gunn) inheriting Yondu's whistle - controlled arrow, or Stan Lee insisting that he has more stories to tell the Watchers.

Casual LBD / / This piece of clothing does not require much explanation: a little black dress is perfect for any figure type and any occasion.

The par - 3 island 17th doesn't require much explanation, and the par - 4 18th might be the toughest tee shot of the season.

Battery Life — This should have been listed right on top of the list but this is a factor which all of us are well aware of, not requiring much explanation.

Not exact matches

With the GDPR's implementation date looming, there has been much discussion about whether the regulation requires a «right to an explanation» from machine learning models.

The idea requires much unpacking and explanation, but once understood, I think his definition fits quite well with our experience in life and with what we read in Scripture.

What in an older kind of philosophy would have been called the chain - of - cause - and - effect is here seen as being very much richer; it is a congeries of occasions, events, pressures, movements, routes, which come to focus at this or that point, and which for their explanation require some principle that has brought and still is bringing each of them, rather than some other possible occurrence, into this particular concrete moment of what we commonly style «existence».

There are many ingredients we didn't mention in the above section due to the fact it's all known ingredients that don't require much of an explanation.

So yeah... I fell like this granola requires no further explanation — here is the recipe, but please use it wisely because if you make too much you may find yourself in a similar situation as I, where I consumed a little to much of it for my own good.....

Navigation is intuitive and requires no explanation while My Account section allows mobile users to deposit, withdraw, change settings and view transactions much like you can on the website.

(This is an aspect of the attachment dynamic that requires much further explanation).

Through Exultant Ark Jonathan Balcombe makes the case that, although much of animal behaviour has come about as the result of evolutionary adaptation to serve a straightforwardly practical function, there are elements of play that require a more joyful explanation.

There are many ingredients we didn't mention in the above section due to the fact it's all known ingredients that don't require much of an explanation.

One potential explanation of these data is that some of these users are using «swipe» apps like Tinder that don't require much of a profile, but swipe applications are quickly falling out of style.

Reasons to not tell the truth: 1) It sounds like a big red flag 2) It requires a lot of explanation 3) It falls under the category of «Too Much Information» 4) It will eliminate most potential candidates right off the bat Living with your parents falls in the same tricky category as a 71 year old woman or a 5» 2» man.

So much explanation is required that a folksy, offscreen narrator is required.

Hi, I do understand the concerns of theft, but that is exactly what started my problems, I would much rather prefer direct contact rather than posting it online for the world to see, so think of it rather, I'm looking for someone whom has the knowledge I require, rather than a step by step explanation via any form or blog...

While I don't see much gain in analysing every last wiggle, a claim of a 10 - some year excursion from the mean would seem to require some preliminary physical explanation.

A scientific explanation would require that the specific heat of CO2 be much greater than has been measured in the world's laboratories.

Since his 1988 testimony before Congress, Hansen has been at the forefront of global warming alarmism, spending much of his time making controversial statements — many of which later required further explanations, clarifications, or apologies.

Given that the energy required to melt a mass of ice would be enough to raise the temperature of the same mass of water by 80 deg C, the latter seems to be the very much more likely explanation.

While some bemoan too little data is yet available, or it is too unreliable, or otherwise complain about how reality makes their theory unhappy, Science has always found that where exceptions too much abound, where assumptions lead to failure, where we can not universally apply a formula, our explanation requires amendment.

But there is a much simpler explanation that doesn't require all the unmeasured collection of processes Hansen describes.

When the consensus claims that the «effective radiating level» is below 2 levels of atmosphere that are much warmer, then I think that a good explanation is required.

1) In my understanding the gender - gap explanation requires that the difference between how much money men and women make is more or less proportional to the difference between how many men pay alimony to the woman and how many women pay alimony to the man, and I'm interested in understanding if this logic is right as I'm no expert.

I can think of a perfectly good, and far more believable, alternative explanation: CDs are a dying format, and when their only value is as an intermediate step (manual ripping, metadata tagging, and album art sourcing still required) towards listening to the songs on them on a tiny flash memory - based playback device, sales will decline as alternative sources become available that don't require the extra effort, don't junk up shelves with unwanted packaging, don't cost as much to buy, etc..

Stepsibling is much easier to say and requires less explanation.