Sentence examples for make an implicit from inspiring English sources

However, nonlinearities present in these equations make an implicit implementation cumbersome.

Gays and lesbians who are open about their sexuality make an implicit claim that homosexuality is legitimate and morally upright.

The rhetoric of both parties has been full of words like "principle" and "process" that make an implicit claim: We are not asking for what favors our side but for what is required by a nonpartisan standard of fairness.

What would be asked of Tehran initially would be a gesture of good faith: it would, three months after the start of the negotiations, have to make an implicit commitment to halt its enrichment activities.

Born in Vienna in 1890, Lang had an extraordinary mastery of European expressionism that allowed him to illustrate the state of a continent that gave rise to fascism, and to make an implicit critique of the "freedom" of American capitalism.

It is shown that the model is capable of predicting the feed surface concentration once the operating conditions are fixed and does not make an implicit assumption of constant feed surface concentration.

The war metaphor makes an implicit statement about the nature of competing businesses.

A chef who writes a cookbook makes an implicit deal with the reader.

In a much noted recent speech, Hiroshi Okuda, president of the Japanese Business Federation, made an implicit appeal for broader immigration.

And then every city with mass tourism makes an implicit compact with tourists, which involves certain territorial concessions.

When a company initiates a succession process, isn't it making an implicit promise to its top people that the next CEO will be one of them?