Sentence examples for implicitly applied from inspiring English sources

In the proposed method, parametric level set function is used to represent the movable feature geometry and accordingly, the thermal boundary conditions are implicitly applied.

Many communications do not explicitly mention managed land even though the concept is implicitly applied by the 97 government that are using the later guidance from the IPCC [9, 18] based on our review.

The simple ultra vires doctrine was implicitly applied by the High Court of Singapore in Wong Yip Pui v. Housing and Development Board (1984), in which the Court had to determine if the Housing and Development Board (HDB) had the power to compulsorily acquire a flat which had been sold to the plaintiff under the Housing and Development Act.

Then, standard PCA was implicitly applied to the kernel matrix.

It is implicitly applied when rewarding highly cited papers.

This argument has been implicitly applied to health services by two groups of researchers.

Mr. Fish champions affirmative action, for example, and argues for it by implicitly applying notions of fairness and consistency that he elsewhere attacks.

Further, implicitly applying the orthogonal factor to the trailing matrix in the context of factoring a square matrix is more complicated and costly than with the Householder representation.

And secondly, even if 102.168 is read to implicitly apply to presidential electors, why is it not judicial review given to the circuit court and not this court since the only means by which there is a right to appellate review in Florida is through the state Constitution?

Indeed, when some biologists say that viruses are alive, they implicitly apply a definition of life.

Some rule consequentialists (Hooker) claim that morality requires following that rule that would result in the best overall consequences if everyone followed or accepted it, and so, at least implicitly, hold that morality applies only to fallible and vulnerable beings.