0 present participle of unpack --
2 to explain or examine something in order to make its meaning clearer: --
By isolating and unpacking such mechanisms, analytic narratives thus contribute to structural accounts.
Clearly, this repeated packing and unpacking of characters is not a very efficient way of passing input to the program.
There is a lot of unpacking that still needs to be done.
In summary, the cell model separates the forcing of a thunk from the case analysis and unpacking performed by a case expression.
Evaluating such an expression at a later stage involves unpacking the object, followed by a call to the evaluation code of the outermost function.
Unpacking social learning in social-ecological systems: case studies of polar bear and narwhal management.
At some point, "unpacking" the intervention will provide additional information about the effects of intervention components.
He identifies the requirements of respectful research, unpacking what that would mean as well as pointing out additional ethical guidelines.
