Sentence examples for implicitly proceeded from inspiring English sources
Our discussion thus far has implicitly proceeded on the assumption that inequalities in health are defined in terms of membership in some social group or other (one of the 'eight Americas,' e.g., or some occupational rank in the Whitehall hierarchy).
The melding of factor and path analysis under structural equation modeling proceeded statistically smoothly but factor-analytic-based procedures that implicitly disregarded model testing, aided by the Wilkinson, et al. [ 2] report, spread a lamentable disregard for evidence of model failure from psychology and its companion disciplines into SEM more generally.
He was, he liked to say, a "corsair of the Republic", implicitly given permission to proceed with dash and without compunction.
He stated the partial order properties of subsumption and then proceeded to define the operations of + and × as least upper bounds and greatest lower bounds—he implicitly assumed such bounds existed and listed the key equational properties of the algebras with two binary operations that we now call lattices.
Adding that this issue was something whose significance had been "accepted on behalf of the Foreign Secretary," the judges proceeded to note that the Foreign Secretary "nevertheless contended that the issues arising out of BM's allegations of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment were implicitly dealt with in his Certificate," and in the documentation used in the closed session.
Her books read like gossip; they may not be high-minded, although, like most gossip, they proceed from an implicitly moral point of view.
The reason to proceed with the observer design implicitly is that matrix (mathcal{K}_{k}) can be computed symbolically in an easy way.
For this case, it is shown that the radius of the adhesion patch is determined implicitly by the pulling force F. The maximum pulling force Fcr, beyond which the adhered configuration is unstable and the detachment proceeds spontaneously, can also be calculated implicitly.
By capping next April's increase at 2% instead of proceeding with an inflation-linked 3.2%, the chancellor implicitly acknowledged that there's a problem with this property-based tax.
