Sentence examples for implied by an from inspiring English sources
It happens that in the late 18th century, as the accuracy implied by an "estimate" declined, the phrase precise estimate became increasingly popular.
The Bible's divine authority was implied by an imposed uniformity of format and literary style (so poems such as the psalms and Mary's Magnificat in Luke are rendered in prose).
A firmly based triangular image or group of shapes seems reassuring, even uplifting, while the precarious balance implied by an inverted triangular shape or mass produces feelings of tension.
Condition (i) ensures that nothing is implied by an unsatisfiable antecedent.
The interpolating function is then given by Open image in new window □. Figure 1 reveals another interesting behavior of the short rate implied by an affine LIBOR model.
The first value is computed at the maximum retirement age N. The cost implied by an individual observed at that age making the transition from unemployment to retirement is: P{C^{R}_{N}}(hat{w})=sum_{i=t}^{T} left(frac{1}{1+d}right)^{i-60},S_{t}(i),B(hat{w},N =B(hat{w},t),A^{T}_{N,,60} (12).
Miriam longs to match the Perfectimundo implied by a bubble-gum pink Spalding rubber ball.
Lynas's book walks readers through the hellish scenario implied by a warming planet, degree by degree.
I was less impressed with David Walliams's Foster, which strangely misses the Orton-esque sexual banditry implied by a description of the character as "a vagabond cock".
His living quarters are implied by a large, silvery Y-shaped wall that divides the gallery into three viewing areas scattered with sculpture.
The water could not be seen in the nighttime dark, but when the trees opened the lake was implied by a vast, indefinite nothingness.
