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This further illustrates the potential value of O2 luminescence-based dosimetry, since complicating factors such as photobleaching, formation of photosensitive photoproducts and tissue oxygenation are all implicitly incorporated into a single measurement.

It was also reported that when workshops are being conducted at the local institution, the senior management are all implicitly invited to attend to give their "blessing" to such meeting.

The new version, which is all implicitly underwater, is no more seriously rewarding as pure-dance choreography.

Clinton proposed that we're all implicitly biased.

American exceptionalism, indispensable American leadership, overly ambitious goals (to create a new world order, to eradicate fundamentalist Islam, to reduce the terrorist threat to zero) and sweeping definitions of national interest are all taken implicitly as Gospel.

That's what makes PC Music so subversive: the fact that they throw the consumerist system in which we are all implicit in and all implicitly fucked by back in our faces.

But this is all I implicitly vouch for in speaking as I do.

It would be futile and wrong to attempt to suggest that clubland is an exclusively masculine domain, a mistake that is all too often implicitly made.

One of the first of the society's big one-country shows, "Inside Out: New Chinese Art" in 1998, sold itself on the notion that the most significant work emerging from China was all by brash, young, implicitly democracy-loving rebels in thrall to the Western media and eager to break with their own cultural past.

The nonlinear term requires the solution of the ODE to be performed using a hybrid implicit/explicit method, in which all terms are written implicitly except the nonlinear term, which is written explicitly.