Sentence examples for implies with the from inspiring English sources

An important fact is that, for minimalσθ-stable parabolic subgroups, our criterion implies, with the help of the Maas Selberg relations (cf. [B2], [B3]), a normalization of Eisenstein integrals.

This implies, with the buckling structure of honeycomb lattice, a more textured topological properties are possible, including the prediction of a large gap QSH insulator [194, 195] with a gap size larger than 100 meV for room temperature applications [196].

end{aligned} This implies with the sup norm that |Tx_{1}-Tx_{2}|< |x_{1}-x_{2}|, which shows that T is a contraction mapping on A and therefore there exists a unique solution, obviously a bounded positive solution of (1) (xin A), such that (Tx=x).

Vicious Venom Their line of bags are just as menacing as the name implies, with the secure roll-tops and waterproof design to "brave the elements" as their motto signifies.

In particular, this genteel set is not inclined to trumpet comparisons — however implied — with the competition.

Informed consent was implied with the completion and electronic submission of the survey.

Microsoft can actually breathe easier now that the iPad is a known quantity — they feel they can do better, unlike (as Bill seems to imply) with the iPhone, which totally rattled them.

I loved the charm and mindful gratification implied with the noise-making variety but was daunted by the idea of adding any complication to the already patience-testing process of brewing coffee in the French press.

Semantics aside, many psychologists and educators today reject the notion implied with the pejorative term "retard" that there is but one form of intelligence that can be measured by an IQ test.

Consent to participate was implied with the completion of the questionnaire.

Several interaction faces within p300/CBP are implied, with the KIX box being the best characterized.