Sentence examples for is an implication of from inspiring English sources

An association rule is an implication of the form A→B, where A and B are sets of API elements.

An association rule is an implication of the form X → Y, where X ⊂  I,  Y ⊂  I and X ∩  Y =  ϕ.

An association rule is an implication of the relationship A ≥ B, where A ⊂ I, B ⊂ I, and A ∩ B = ϕ.

"This is an implication of Hamas into a dishonorable political battle," he said.

There is an implication of a recent moral apocalypse, as if human ardor — pornography, tasting menus, credit default swaps — had bled over into annihilating decadence, and civilization as we had known it has been crushed out of existence.

That is an implication of unpublished research using macaque monkeys by Doris Tsao and Winrich Freiwald, of the University of Bremen, in Germany.The pair recorded how cells in a region of the brain devoted to facial recognition, called the fusiform face area, code the information.

Perhaps again there was an implication of flesh.

I think there's an implication of what it might be — that it would be sexual.

There was an implication of "fraud and deception" in their petition drive, the court said.

The hustler pays her to squeal, and there's an implication of violence—"my hand around her collar"—suggesting that he might be literally stuffing her mouth full of bills: "About his whereabouts I wasn't convinced.

This may be an implication of the formation of a complex compound through the adsorption of the extract components.