Sentence examples for implied form from inspiring English sources

The case, Wyeth v. Levine, No. 06-1249, concerns an implied form of the doctrine of pre-emption, which bars state lawsuits from people injured by products that met federal safety standards.

"The objects denoted form the extent of meaning of the term; the qualities implied form the intent of meaning".

end{aligned}As Ang and Piazzesi (2003) and many others discuss, this gives a tractable formulation of the discount factor that has predictable effects, although it is not necessarily consistent with the assumptions we make elsewhere in the model about the implied form of the discount factor.

As implied form the sequence conservation (Figure 3), boophilin consists of two canonical Kunitz domains that are connected by a 10-residue linker.

In fact, it was gradually shown (as Solovay had conjectured in the late 1960s) that large cardinal axioms actually imply forms of definable determinacy.

The shelf ice, as the name implies, forms like a shelf, and is not attached to the bottom of the lake, but only to the shore.

Gratitude for Zaoutzes's support against Basil may have played a role, and a common theory is that the office implied some form of tutorship over the emperor.

Their functions include various types of cell-cell and matrix-cell interactions and they have been implied in forming membrane microdomain structures and thereby working as "molecular facilitators" [ 82] or "molecular organizers" [ 81].

For example, the existence of 'modules' implies some form of discretization occurs while any form of hierarchy implies the possibility to define 'discrete layers'.

As Jeffrey Rosen, who writes widely about legal issues, has observed: "Discrimination usually implies some form of contempt for a class of people being singled out for disadvantageous treatment as a consequence of their shared characteristics.

It is such a risky artistic strategy, because it implies a form of essentialism that many readers will find suspect.