Sentence examples for it remains implicit from inspiring English sources

That a proposition (or sentence) is actually accepted, i.e., that a judgement is made, must therefore be indicated by an additional sign like Frege's judgement-stroke or it remains implicit in the assertive use of a declarative sentence.

It is believed that the phase transitions play an important role in the economics [26] or innovation management, but because of the lack of appropriate data it usually remains implicit.

But the beauty of David Mamet's 40-year-old play is how much of its meaning remains implicit.

However, valuable knowledge generated and associated to products and processes on a daily basis, remains implicit and its reusability is confined to a specific machine operator or within legacy IT databases.

The alternative approach direct coupling, in which the limit state function remains implicit and its gradients are calculated directly from the numerical mechanical response, is also considered.

Hence the disreputable allure of Péladan, who dared to speak aloud what usually remains implicit in the aesthetic sphere: belief in the artist's alchemical power, in the godlike nature of creation, in the oracular quality of genius.

In most existing approaches for organisation modelling the relation between performance indicators and goals remains implicit.

While current strategies differ significantly in their type, structure, scope, maturity and content, overall the EbA concept remains implicit.

Different software architecture viewpoints have been introduced but runtime adaptability has not been broadly considered and remains implicit in the architecture views.

Moreover, some information crucial to construction practitioners, such as the topological relationships among building objects, remains implicit in the BIM design model.

Although 'localness' of food is connected to 'healthiness' by association with freshness, seasonality and trust (IGD 2008) the health aspect of the local global dimension in food is poorly communicated and remains implicit rather than explicit.