Sentence examples for have been implicitly from inspiring English sources
As a result, the dangers of fossil fuel burning have been implicitly downgraded.
Trajectory preserving and lifting maps have been implicitly used in many recursive or hierarchical control design techniques.
The effects of residual stresses and geometric imperfections have been implicitly accounted for in the criteria discussed in this chapter.
But some postings on the tire decision have been implicitly critical of the Chinese government, making it unlikely that they are part of an orchestrated effort.
He is standing for the presidency of the International Association of Athletics Federations and needs to curry favour with some of those he would have been implicitly criticising.
Just as hurtful to the consultants, they have been implicitly accused of greed by the government, after falling out with ministers over the terms of a new contract.
Instead it has been implicitly achieved through establishing and maintaining structural integrity.
Whereas most love poems have been in favour of love, much – and most recent – war poetry has been implicitly, if not explicitly, anti-war.
Rehnquist argued that, since many state anti-abortion laws were already in place when the amendment was adopted in 1868, they had been implicitly accepted by the ratifying legislatures and the appellant, "Jane Roe", therefore had no case.
However, in the development of most existing algorithms it has been implicitly assumed that implementation would be on a serial machine, so algorithm structure is often not well-suited to parallel architectures.
