Sentence examples for imply in terms of from inspiring English sources

It looks at what choosing to rely on operator monitoring as a control can imply in terms of a project team's intentions and expectations.

We agree that expert opinion is essential in any study, first in the planning what shall be done and later in assessing what the results of statistical analysis imply in terms of biological, ecological and economic conclusions.

Putting aside any concerns of what a Facebook laser might imply in terms of the company's power, Zuckerberg also said that Facebook would launch its first satellite this year as another connection option, alongside its other work on extending infrastructure, which Facebook announced this morning.

But, what exactly will the G-20 Framework imply in terms of prospective actions?

Pillar said he expected a strong public reaction along the lines of "Wait, what does that imply in terms of our troop presence?

It is informative to examine what our parameter estimates imply in terms of geographic variation in transmission potential.

Braque was tall, reticent, methodical and quintessentially French, with all that that implies in terms of reason and balance.

Secondly that people will increasingly access the net via tethered appliances (smartphones and tablets), with all that that implies in terms of corporate control.

Then we'll turn to a discussion of what the characterization of linear time-invariant systems through convolution implies, in terms of the relationship, of various other system properties to the impulse response.

Our rulers have a choice to make: either they learn to live in a WikiLeakable world, with all that implies in terms of their future behaviour; or they shut down the internet.

What's more plausible is that Apple's corporate culture took on some of the characteristics of its CEO's personality, much as Microsoft was once a corporate extension of Bill Gates, with all that implied in terms of aggression and drive.