Sentence examples for implication represented by from inspiring English sources
There Peirce introduced a system for propositional logic based on five axioms for implication (represented by the sign '$-\kern-.4em< $), including what is now called Peirce's law.
Defects of heme biosynthesis in developing erythroblasts can have profound medical implications, as represented by sideroblastic anemia.
The implications of instrumental advancement represented by TOFOR are discussed.
Roman Catholics, Jews, Mainline Protestants and most Evangelicals are united in seeing spiritual implications to the problems represented by human actions.
To conclude, let me turn back to the broadest implications of the philanthropy represented by the wonderful donors in this room.
Despite the substantial amount of results and efforts this area is still quite lively and we are far from a complete understanding of the complex phenomena related to crowds of pedestrians in the environment: one of the least studied and understood aspects of crowds of pedestrians is represented by the implications of the presence of groups (Challenger et al. 2009).
Therapeutic implications of these findings are represented by the development of response-prevention strategies, such as the acceptance of stressful events or the disclosure of mental states.
But this failure to talk about the past and its implications for the present (so well represented by this movie from the past about the past) seems to be the problem we find throughout American society.
By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, May 4 , 1968P. 44 A story in question and answer form is essentially about a machine (or all machines and their implications in the modern world) which is represented by a solid black square.
API elements are represented by green nodes and implications of association rules are represented by orange nodes.
In one instance, Wehrum weighed in on an EPA directive that had direct legal implications for a major utility, DTE Energy, which was represented by his former firm in a case against the agency.
