Sentence examples for implies a faster from inspiring English sources
A shorter t50 implies a faster fermentation.
It is also shown that, contrary to the parabolic case, a smaller sampling period implies a faster convergence rate with no upper bound for the achieved convergence rate.
A smaller value of b implies a faster increase in the rate of the OER as applied to an increase in the potential.
The EPIC PN measurement of the SN 1998bw flux is significantly below the extrapolation of the power-law temporal trend fitted to the BeppoSAX points and implies a faster temporal decay.
It implies a faster advance of the populations from eastern refuges (Balkan, southern Carpathians and Caucasus) by contrast with the populations from the Iberic and Italian Peninsula refuges.
In particular, a larger n implies a faster time scale, so the slowdown is more pronounced.
The title implies a fast-track to the Ivy League.
Actually the divergence of the term (e^{gammawidetilde{lambda }_{mathrm{max}}t}) implies a fast growth of the variance of the membrane potential, therefore the first-order approximation may not be good enough due to a possibly larger magnitude of the higher-order perturbative corrections.
If the face evolved in part as a device to optimize transmission of facial expressions then the primate brain probably co-evolved as an efficient decoder of these signals: Competent social interaction implies a fast, on-line identification of facial expressions to enable adaptive actions.
The explicit representation of public good as distinct from cooperators introduces an element of memory into the system, large c and u (relative to the magnitude of payoffs, T and S) implies a fast rate of production and decay of the public good, ensuring p and e are in close agreement; in this case the history of past cooperation is of little importance.
This implies a fast access from one member of a CTFP to the other and a tendency to share common interaction partners despite the fact that many CTFPs are not known to directly interact.
