Sentence examples for implied degree of from inspiring English sources

It is developed on the basis of two degrees of freedom k and n as vector dimensions, in addition to radius r, as an implied degree of freedom for every hypersphere.

While such effects would seem good news for neurological rehabilitation, the implied degree of flexibility might well be incompatible with stable function.

For a quick calculation of the implied degree of interface overlap, assume that each residue in a region has equal probability to interact with a partner and consider the C-terminus of p53.

Anger also focussed on the government's apparent tolerance of such corruption which, for many, implied a degree of federal complicity in the horror.

I think he meant that not understanding the tormented, eloquent Jimmy Porter implied a degree of insensitivity to contemporary culture that marked one out as a no-hoper.

"The administration did not help its case by providing a number that misleadingly implied a degree of precision that would be nearly impossible to achieve amid a civil war," he said.

This is supported to some extent within the focus groups where patients implied a degree of scepticism about the intervention.

The language used to express a subordinate role often implied a degree of integration with the trial with terms such as 'embedded', 'nested' and 'incorporated'incorporated

None of this, however, implies any degree of urgency.

Doing up a home used to imply a degree of self-expression.

Doesn't a question imply a degree of courtesy or politeness?