Sentence examples for implicitly draws on from inspiring English sources
The denouement to this story then (usually implicitly) draws on the famous "Pascal's Wager": either such an SI will be evil or it will be good.
However, the programme implicitly drew on the experience, support and training of several large, well established and donor-funded (particularly PEPFAR-partner) ART sites based in academic centres.
The paper concludes that the Metro seems to have at least implicitly drawn fairly heavily on best practices and principles, but that its ultimate failure to be implemented is an instructive lesson about how operating environment can impede integration of useful knowledge and experience.
Before looking more specifically at how Nishida and other members of the Kyoto School attempt to give philosophical form to the formless, it will be helpful to look at some of the threads in Eastern traditions on which the Kyoto School thinkers are explicitly and implicitly drawing as they weave their texts on absolute nothingness.
Where the classic-modern independent film is implicitly autobiographical, "Frances Ha" is a movie that draws on this tradition to depart from it.
Draw one online or draw one on paper.
— they draw on these stories implicitly, whether they know they are working from them or not," Dr. McAdams said.
Repeatedly drawing on his own experience at a London comprehensive – implicitly contrasting his own schooling with the Eton-educated David Cameron's – he will say that although for a quarter of a century children successful at exams have found the world open up, for the remainder school has offered very little and they have found themselves written off.
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