Sentence examples for implicitly resolving from inspiring English sources
The flow is treated by using the mesoscale approach, implicitly resolving the flow fields in the vicinity of the immersed cylinders by the immersed boundary method.
Describing the picture, Maria implicitly resolves the problem that Messud always confronts: At what moment can we abandon the past?
Moreover, with the help of the broadcast messages from the Access Point, all mobile stations determine a nearly-round-robin and collision-free data transmission schedule in a distributed manner, and also implicitly resolves the well-known hidden terminal problem.
In the Paradiso the problems raised here will be implicitly resolved by a brilliant recourse to the "metaphysics of light"; when Dante and Beatrice, emerging from the "greatest body," the crystalline sphere or Primum Mobile, pass on "al ciel ch'è pura luce, / Luce intellettual piena d'amore" [Par.
After schedule conflicts are resolved implicitly based on the higher precedence, the node follows the combined transmit and receives schedule in a single vector.
Both of these involve the compiler implicitly (i.e. invisibly) resolving certain type errors using extra information supplied in scope but not at the site of the type error.
President Vladimir Putin of Russia today invited both Mr. Milosevic and Mr. Kostunica to Moscow for talks on resolving their electoral dispute, but implicitly seemed to recognize the validity of the Oct. 8 runoff.
On Friday, the bank's new president, Mario Draghi, put the onus on European leaders to deploy the long-awaited euro zone bailout fund to resolve the crisis, implicitly rejecting calls for the European Central Bank to step up and become the region's "lender of last resort".
These questions were raised implicitly by David Hilbert (1862 1943) about 1900 and were resolved later in the negative, completeness by the Austrian-American logician Kurt Gödel (1906 78) and decidability by the American logician Alonzo Church (1903 95).
