Sentence examples for implicitly representing from inspiring English sources

If he picks clerics, he will put himself in the awkward position of implicitly representing Christianity — or maybe secularism.

For since mental states can't occur singly, but are always part of a network of other related states, mental states will always carry information about others, thus implicitly representing them.

One approach to deal with very large graphs G="(V,E) consists of a Boolean encoding of the vertices and edges and implicitly representing and manipulating the characteristic functions of V and E using OBDDs, a well-known data structure for Boolean functions.

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As always, and perhaps more than ever, it is the courage and humanity of Yussef that shines as a solitary beacon through the darkness, implicitly representing the tragedy of such humanity in a world of terrible grief and violence, but also hope that it might someday prevail.

The interval representation has the advantage of implicitly representing every base pair in the genome while explicitly tracking every recombination.

The problem of American mothers is supposed to be empty-nest syndrome, which Maxine, even with her full nest, implicitly represents.

Weight having become politicised, anyone with a profile in the media who either subscribes to or departs from the template of tininess implicitly represents a constituency, whether they want to or not.

We employ level set model to implicitly represent geometric boundary of thermal conductive material.

Equations (9), (11) and (12) implicitly represent how gas pressure and velocity affect the mass flow.

Conclusions: Women's health competencies are broadly but implicitly represented in the psychiatry clerkship objectives as currently formulated.