Sentence examples for immediately implied from inspiring English sources

His use of the term 'struck off' immediately implied that there was a licensing scheme - in the fashion of doctors, lawyers and stockbrokers - which Lewis says was not his meaning.

That a set of sentences is consistent in Hilbert's sense is a matter that's entirely independent of what its geometric terms mean, and this consistency is immediately implied by the satisfiability of the relation defined by those sentences when their geometric terms are treated as place-holders.

Since this immediately implied the use of a shape model that can be automatically constructed from any 3D object, we used the GIS approach for extracting topological attributes.

Or: does the fact that these are paintings immediately imply that Shunga is art, rather than pornography?

The suggestion that we embrace some "old friends" does not immediately imply that we are inviting more food-borne illness — quite the contrary.

Now, the existence of important agglomeration economies immediately implies that there are social consequences to the success or failure of an individual firm that aren't captured by the profit and loss statement of that firm alone.

The language itself, Dr. Alcabes argues, can sometimes transform the facts: once you call a disease an "epidemic," for instance, you immediately imply that it has a story line, with a beginning and an end, a certain moral tenor and a narrative flow that regular old illness lacks.

To immediately imply that many, many British Muslims – who I know feel fervently British but also are very proud of their Muslim faith – are somehow part of the problem rather than part of the solution is firmly grabbing the wrong end of the stick".

which immediately implies (2.26).

This immediately implies d max=2.

Lemma 3.4 immediately implies that.