Sentence examples for implied to have from inspiring English sources

[Though it's probably an English invention, implied to have existed back in John Worlidge's 1861 Treatise on Cider.] 1878 1880: The District Telephone Company of New Haven creates the world's first telephone exchange and the first telephone directory and installs the first public phone.

The earthquakes related to the supercycle are implied to have occurred over at least the last 4000 years, and the cycle may have shortened slightly in recent years (Fig. 4b).

Earthquakes related to the supercycle are implied to have occurred for the last 4000 years, and the cycle has become slightly shorter in recent years, considering the concurrent depositional events.

In this horizon, the surrounding damage zones that later overprint the intact zones are implied to have caused densification and strain hardening that may have increased with distance from the fault core (Figure 16).

Ada is implied to have survived and to have made away with the G-virus in the pendant.

He reveals the cosmonaut resurrected itself, and it is implied to have been sent into space, "wherever it came from".

It concerns the modeling of qualitative and quantitative order, implying to have recourse to interdisciplinary studies to refine the knowledge of the mental troubles.

Normally, the measurement of all the states in a large-scale system implies to have a big communication network, which might be quite expensive.

Athenahealth states 94%% first-pass claim rate which implies to have a minimal or almost no denied claims.

3) to go on for very long time without interruptions, as a "detection" implies to have seen two or more of these tiny luminosity drops.

Second, it doesn't solve the problem if you don't put in place a comprehensive strategy, which implies to have three big axes:Fight the criminals with full force of the state.