Sentence examples for in implied from inspiring English sources
Bevin Engman, for example, makes complex structures of solid and translucent elements that interact in implied space, yet could easily be seen as geometric exercises.
Bloomberg was referring to Thompson's stewardship of the city's Board of Education in the late nineties, in implied contrast to his own vaunted education reforms.
As if in implied contrast, Gumucio mentioned that as a result of the lawsuit he was introduced to the feminist Catharine MacKinnon.
The optimized poly-Si passivating contacts enable low interface recombination, resulting in implied VOC (iVOC) of about 720 mV and 704 mV for n-type and p-type, respectively, before any hydrogenation step.
The ABA did not challenge Berkeley's soda tax, underscoring the impact Philadelphia's tax is expected to have on similar measures in other cities. "If the Philly tax didn't mean anything, the soda industry would not have plunked more than $4m into fighting it and promised more in implied bribes," says Marion Nestle, professor of nutrition and food studies at New York University.
In an article published in The New York Times on Aug. 8, Mr. Landesman talked about his inclination to support art on the basis of quality, not geography, in implied contrast to his predecessor's policy of directing agency funds to every Congressional district.
This week's documentary standout is Frédéric Tcheng's Dior and I (Dogwoof, 12), a behind-the-catwalk exploration that's far more measured and revealing than the corporate love-in implied by the title.
This reflects the fact that the measurement window for all of these measures begins with a dispensing, and hence a certain amount of built-in implied adherence.
Getting buy-in implies not doing things to people but rather for and with them.
The alpha programs will be opt-in, implying that their initial user bases will be constrained.
The alpha programs will be opt-in, implying that their initial user bases will be constrained.
