Each cadet understood the implied message from the academy's superintendent, a 1964 Naval Academy graduate dressed casually in a yellow Kings Point windbreaker and tan khakis instead of his usual impeccable dress whites but still an intimidating presence.
Such claims have to be approved in advance by the Food and Drug Administration, and even though the labels did not say explicitly that the supplements prevent cancer, the center alleged that was the implied message.
The first iconic negative ad of the television era, Lyndon Johnson's "Daisy" spot, aired only once in 1964, but its implied message — that Barry Goldwater would take the United States into a global thermonuclear war — was only amplified by the media coverage of the controversy over its legitimacy and tone.
Its a pretty vapid ad campaign but Sonys implied message is clear: If you want to be cool, you have to own a MD.
It's meant to say 'trust me, I'm a doctor' - which is perhaps the most tacitly implied message behind the white coat.
The implied message to those of us who are abuse victims is, "Why can't you just forgive us and find closure?" Someone recently asked me what it would take to find closure regarding my experiences of being sexually abused.
The implied message seemed to be, rightly or not, that individuals should retain some degree of control over biological specimens that are removed from their bodies.
As implied, MLD messages are sent as ICMPv6 messages.
You imply in your message that you have exhausted the usual avenues.
Obopay says that "users can send money to almost any mobile handset", which may imply a text message (or email?) for unsupported phones – I just don't know how that will work yet.
Although the Gospels occasionally state and imply that Jesus' message offers good news for the whole world, Jesus limited the overwhelming majority of his public ministry to interactions with his fellow Jews.
