Sentence examples for implicitly proposed from inspiring English sources

By Fact 1, the following conjecture, implicitly proposed by Madiman and Barron [41], is equivalent.

Many authors have explicitly or implicitly proposed various 'dependency charts' that are supposed to explain which of the above arrows depend on which for their existence.

This was "nowhere more graphic than in the setting in which the same individuals applied an [enhanced interrogation technique] which only they were approved to employ, judged both its effectiveness and detainee resilience, and implicitly proposed continued use of the technique - at a daily compensation reported to be $1800/day".

And third, they "implicitly proposed continued use of the technique -- at a daily compensation reported to be $1800/day, or four times that of interrogators who could not use the technique".

They administered painful techniques that "only they were approved to employ, judged both its effectiveness and detainee resilience, and implicitly proposed continued use" of their methods while they were paid $1,800 a day, one CIA officer wrote.

That is, Collins implicitly proposed that the stiffness and the force both increase exponentially with length.

It didn't convince me that I was wrong (though it did give me pause), because the remedies it implicitly proposes are complicated and labor-intensive compared to just counting heads.

Current design codes of concrete structures implicitly propose this type of assessment since there is not a specified method or device to verify the conditions of the substrate surface.

The second issue is that Bill Maher implicitly proposes that religious observance of Islam is a threat to Western Civilization.

Building on this body of knowledge, we summarise the different dimensions of land-use intensity and systematise the implicitly or explicitly proposed indicators for measuring land-use intensity.

In addition, several optimization criteria are proposed to implicitly or explicitly balance the topology.