Sentence examples for implied by reference from inspiring English sources

When Sir Eusebuis of Zuy went with an embassy to the Elfin Court of Broceliande this scorn was implied by reference to Broceliande's unique cultural heritage, preserved after the original Peri dynasty was lost in the earthquakes and invasions that destroyed its kingdom in Persia.

Consequently, the mind-independence of the 'factual referents' of theoretical terms seems to be secured by the very reference relation itself: the existence of theoretical entities like atoms is obviously implied by the independent reference of theoretical terms like 'atom.' Moreover, Feigl's account of factual reference is intimately linked with the concept of truth.

The EEEP algorithm has been developed to address some of the problems outlined above, by considering unrooted, possibly multifurcating test trees while imposing time constraints on edit operations that are implied by a rooted reference tree.

Our analysis suggests the need for a more comprehensive and integrated sustainability appraisal as the challenges are more complex than implied by the ubiquitous reference to 'food vs. fuel' conflicts.

Participants in our survey clearly expressed a sense of "ownership" of their samples, as is implied by the repeated references to "my blood".

And if information literacy in the broad sense implied by the ACRL Standards truly exists, then reference librarians are the only people who have any chance of becoming, or desire to become, information literate.

The RefSeq protein database would have been a far superior reference database (as implied by the name!).

A certain view is implied by the organization of the paper and the references chosen, but they could be more explicit.

Were appropriate, we will motivate non-functional requirements with references to functional requirements and requirements implied by these concepts.

As a result, the optimal definition of the reference state also needs to compensate for the errors implied by the invalid assumption.

Similarly, the Trade-Mark Cases cited in Feist rest upon the originality implied by "invention [and] discovery" and by the "writings of authors," and make no reference at all to the preamble.