Sentence examples for implies total from inspiring English sources

Its quest for absolute invulnerability implies total control, and rather than sharing a virtual mind with J.A.R.V.I.S., Ultron needs to vanquish it.

Since Visa has 54percentt of the card market and nearly all online purchases are billed to credit or debit cards, that implies total spending of about $5 billion.

That implies total 2008 revenue of $8.5 million, with $5.3 million in losses.

This implies total revenue of $2-2.5 2-2.5 millione last year depending on if there are distributors to be paid.

This implies total masses between perhaps 100 and 105 solar masses.

The deviation of the difference from 0, which implies total agreement, indicates the degree of agreement for each subject on the plot [ 43].

So even if both definitions sound similar, their point of view is opposite: enclaves imply total encirclement by country Y, exclaves imply non-contiguity with country X.

Mr Brown plans to return to the traditional approach which would imply total borrowing over the next five years some £3.75 billion above the figure forecast in the 1996 budget.

This could imply total real terms cuts of 40% to unprotected departments (ie, everything other than health, schools and overseas aid), unless the protections are removed.

Some aspects of the principle of optimality [1, p. 83] are analyzed, and it is shown to imply total optimality, that is, the optimality of every part of an optimal trajectory.

In some very rare cases, the buyer accepts the lot without inspection implying total confidence between buyer and seller, but considering the rarity of mutual confidence in the marketplace, the buyer usually undertakes some kind of inspection.