Sentence examples for arrows imply from inspiring English sources

Arrows imply temporally ordered, not strictly causal connections.

The horizontal and vertical arrows imply that a node receives the corresponding codewords from sending source and the sending relay, respectively.

As a formula, this is expressed as: :\vec{F} = m \vec{a} where the arrows imply a vector quantity possessing both magnitude and direction.

The pre-treatment diagnostic scan showed multiple avid liver metastases (arrows), implying that they would also bind the 177Lu-labelled therapeutic 'sister agent', therefore predicting the treatment response that was ultimately demonstrated on the post-therapeutic PET/CT.

Each box is linked to the next by a curved arrow, implying that the whole process should flow continuously from one step to the next, like a waterfall.

- Back to the main screen, under the gold ad is an "Up" arrow implying perhaps some sort of upgrade has been completed.

Although glomerular hypertrophy was not observed in DM + vitamin C arrow a), a narrow of the renal tubular space of this group was observed, arrow b), implying that vitamin C did not fully improve renal structures after DM condition.

Mff was localized to the elongated peroxisomes and with apparent accumulation at the membrane-constriction regions devoid of Pex14p (Fig. 8d f, arrow), hence implying that Pex11pβ is not essential for the localization of Mff at the membrane-constriction site of elongated peroxisomes.

The crossed arrows represent nonaggression, but imply readiness against attack.

Note that the arrows indicate directionality and do not imply causality.

The arrows in the figure do not necessarily imply causality but do indicate the direction of influence.