Sentence examples for is implied from from inspiring English sources

The fitted environmental Kuznets curve for deforestation, which is implied from the parameter estimates for the baseline model, is depicted in Fig. 3.

It is implied from the obtained FFT that due to the non-uniform spacing the ball passage frequency is modulated with the cage frequency.

The inducement from the official is criminal if it is express or if it is implied from his words and actions, so long as he intends it to be so and the payor so interprets it.

That immunity is implied from the nature of our federal system and the relationship within it of state and national governments, and is equally a restriction on taxation by either of the instrumentalities of the other.

Durbin gives the example that if his phone was queried, would his contacts phone records also be searched, resulting in a much larger number of phone records being searched than is implied from the "300 queries"?

Apparent slip flow is implied from pressure and flow rate measurements with a departure from classical laminar friction coefficients above a critical shear rate of approximately 10,000 s−1.

The Constitution itself contains an implied recognition of it beyond what may justly be implied from the express grants.

Old-fashioned gender roles are implied from the start.

One explanation for zoning in plagioclases formed from magmas can be implied from information known about the Ab-An system.

See Watkins, 704 F.2d at 581 ("It would thwart th[e] policy [of protecting privacy] if consent could routinely be implied from circumstances".).

Quantitative analysis of zeolite formation yields insight into processes that are implied from laboratory studies and modeling efforts but are otherwise unverified at the site.