Sentence examples for implied demonstration from inspiring English sources
Rather than an implied demonstration of test completion, a more explicit description may have had a stronger effect.
Such an increase may be implied from the demonstration in adult rats that L5B and L6 cells are strongly and directly activated by the thalamus in vivo (Constantinople and Bruno 2013).
This is implied by the explicit demonstration of the remarkable ability of the fast Padé transform to unambiguously quantify all the customary spectral structures, ranging from isolated resonances to those that are tightly overlapped and nearly confluent.
In every way it had the look of a real protest, and any close-cropped photo would imply a rousing demonstration in favour of equality and diversity.
Against this, it might be argued that beneficiaries cannot have an obligation to thank, since thanking implies sincere expression, demonstration or communication of beliefs and affects, and whether a beneficiary has these attitudes (and thus whether his thanks are sincere) is beyond his control.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has implied that the permit hinged on the demonstration's being dropped from the block party program.
That timescale would tend to imply at least a demonstration in January to whet the appetites of buyers for a release by late March.
One of theoretical functions of the "net" notion is demonstration of certain irregularity of segregating the system from the environment implied by the system method when analyzing complicated processes and objects of modern techno-science.
Charcot's demonstration of a link between hysterical symptoms, such as paralysis of a limb, and hypnotic suggestion implied the power of mental states rather than nerves in the etiology of disease.
Its departure implied death.
