Sentence examples for implicit tie from inspiring English sources

When a user has, for example, liked or otherwise interacted with a non-contact user's content or profile, there can be seen to be an implicit tie between the users [82].

Again, Mr. Fischer has built his stage conception around a sole element: apparel, along with its implicit ties to identity and social status.

The prevailing sentiment is, once the conservatorship ends, the explicit and implicit ties to the U.S. government would be severed.

The implicit association is notable.

Maxey writes thatA stronger dollar has the effect of sucking liquidity out of emerging markets, most of which have explicit or implicit dollar ties.

For instance, Alison Gold's video "Chinese Food," with its ambiguous politics and implicit intertextual ties to Rebecca Black's "Friday," doesn't cease to operate in a metamodern fashion simply because we later discover it was intended as a deliberate parody of Black's abysmal pop "hit".

The first time around, the Romney operation had a more corporate atmosphere, with an implicit suit-and-tie dress code; the 2012 shop feels like a cross between a marketing firm and a tech start-up — sleeker, sharper and more streamlined.

Failure to know or correctly pronounce student names has been tied to implicit bias and feelings of alienation among students (Mitchell 2016).

Follow-up work in this line of research has looked to better delineate what aspects of implicit evaluation are more tied to personal identity versus cultural values (Axt, Moran & Bar-Anan, 2018).

Whatever the motivations -- selfish or simply confused -- these proponents press their dubious solution despite the clearly negative practical repercussions as well as risk to people's self-worth and pride implicit in severing the ties between work and income.

Mythical ties were made implicit: Superman was like Moses, saved from destruction as an infant and sent off to liberate a people.