Sentence examples for based on an implicit from inspiring English sources
It was Thomas Hobbes who most famously argued that our political obligations to one another are based on an implicit agreement — a contract that develops out of the idea that if we act as a body, and put aside some of our personal interests in the interests of that body, we are all better off.
The issue now, experts say, is that Mr. Draghi's promise was based on an implicit trade-off with euro zone governments.
The media storms brewed to condemn Abbott's tweet or Bouteldja's pun as "racist" are based on an implicit understanding; a true reckoning with racism would, at minimum, diminish the power and privilege that allows elite actors to play the victim.
Roe v Wade (1973) granted women the right to terminate an unwanted pregnancy, based on an implicit fundamental right to privacy.
The non-Darcy flow implementation is based on an implicit treatment with relaxation of the non-Darcy control parameter.
A novel immersed boundary (IB) method based on an implicit direct forcing (IDF) scheme is developed for incompressible viscous flows.
The method extends the recently developed multiscale approach, which is based on an IMPES (IMplicit Pressure, Explicit Saturation) scheme [P.
The idea of collectively-intelligent bacteria (essay 5), for example, could knock us off our chairsu, but it has to be contextualized in the rethoric strategy of this book, based on an often implicit redefinition of terms.
Examples of dichotomous tests include dipstick tests that change colour if the target condition is said to be present (although these are based on an underlying implicit threshold) or the presence/absence of certain clinical symptoms.
A "physics-based" preconditioner, based on a semi-implicit approximation to the original set of partial differential equations, is employed.
The proposed numerical scheme is based on a fully implicit time discretization, easily implemented thanks to the linearity of the transport operator in the relaxation system.
