Examples of using Implicit reference in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Implicit reference.
There are other, more implicit references in the New Testament epistles.
I identify with this movie,in which there is an implicit reference to St. Francis.
The implicit reference in them are road movies.
However, from the subcategories extracted from the corpus,it was possible to identify the often implicit references in their answers.
The old Adam' may be an implicit reference to Marx's(1890/1962, p. 118) use of this expression.
It is no accident that Piero Ostellino, in the Corriere della Sera of 20 October last,concluded his article with an implicit reference to the subject.
Thus, we read this as an implicit reference to the spiritual struggle that went on in the Lord's soul before his arrest.
I am thinking of the inclusion of such rights as the right to strike,the right to work, the implicit reference to European trade unions, the entitlement to housing allowance.
And Charles Gounod, also making implicit reference to the idea of a dogmatic German style, wrote of it:"incompetence pushed to dogmatic lengths.
Call by reference(also referred to as pass by reference) is an evaluation strategy where a function receives an implicit reference to a variable used as argument, rather than a copy of its value.
On China, there are explicit and implicit references, when I speak of involving the new emerging powers in global governance.
Call by reference===In"call-by-reference" evaluation(also referred to as"pass-by-reference"),a function receives an implicit reference to a variable used as argument, rather than a copy of its value.
The implicit reference to Nancy Sinatra and her ancestral line of gloomy jazz, which fans find exciting, and critics call derivative, is still at work.
In these authors¿works, beyond the presence of next themes, there are aspects, even disparate, touching each other, butrequiring a work search of 3'evidences¿,of implicit references.
Heilborn and Carrara note that men are considered implicit references in discourse, in as much as they are positioned as universal representatives of the human species.
Through the textual structures of van dijk(2000), in order topoint at which discurse construction were made explicit or implicit references to the south antlantic.
This alliance between Parliament and the Commission is an implicit reference to the idea of a gradual expansion of the Union's remit, which is intended to lead one day to a federal budget.
Those objectives concerned with developing political literacy and attitudes and values are clearly very important and feature prominently in the curricula or other official documents of almost all countries,whether explicitly or in implicit references.
Here as well the author makes implicit reference to the characteristics of the city of Laodicea, a financial center with a textile industry and a hospital to treat diseases of the eye.
In this perspective, as the project turns out successful,the for-itself is the experience of the own-body, the always implicit reference of linking utensils together in this operation of world configuration.
In addition, the implicit reference to the World Cup is a strategy to appeal to Brazilians' patriotism and to try to build up the same amount of energy for the fight against drug trafficking as that directed towards the World Cup.
The same thing occurs when we come up against representations from any unknown cultural background. We tend to spontaneously and ethnocentrically devalue them andconsider them"poor" or"imperfect" representations with implicit reference to the representation criteria dominating our cultural tradition.
In one of the longer notes and with implicit references to the crusade against the Albigensians, Montini writes:«One can frame the historical context in which the Virgin taught Saint Dominic to recite the Rosary: a strange remedy for great evils.
According to the information sent by the Member States,those cheeses actually bearing the name"Feta" on Community territory generally make explicit or implicit reference to Greek territory, culture or tradition, even when produced in Member States other than Greece, by adding text or drawings with a marked Greek connotation.
In contrast to this model,this study showed an implicit reference of some coordinators to another conception of communication: the dialogic approach, which defines the communicative practice not merely as a message-transmission process, but as a constituent of both the subjects and the regular world built and shared intersubjectively.
In the case of conventions and implementing measures which contain provisions making an explicit or implicit reference to concepts of Community law, it shall be mandatory to confer jurisdiction on the Court of Justice to interpret such provisions by way of preliminary rulings.».
With implicit reference to the present critical situation, Archbishop Martino recalls that“freedom and restoration of law have never been reached through the use of force and war” adding that“normative instruments alternative to armed force, already existing in international law, must be re-thought in order to render them respondent to the effective needs of the international community, strengthening their scope and cogency”.
Including the reference, implicit in the press headlines, to the alleged niet of the Brasilia government to the proposal, advanced by the Holy See, of an agreement with the Brazilian State.