It talks about magic and things like that, the afterlife and paganism and dreams, so we need to imply they happened.
The fundamental rhetorical trope of the cinema is synecdoche: movies present small slices of the world or a simulacrum thereof, and, to be dramatically plausible and coherent, these slices need to imply a wider world of which they would be merely a small part.
As we have noticed, system (1 - 3) includes derivative nonlinearity and different-degree nonlinearities, thus we need to imply some proper techniques to handle these terms.
Thus, the mere presence of epitope-rich or epitope-poor regions in a protein does not need to imply that adaptation has occurred in that region.
Now, little evidence can demonstrate the molecular mechanism of flounder sex determination; therefore more sex-related genes and explicit biological pathways are needed to imply the mechanism.
As the test is carried out of at the latent factor level, these features of the data do not need to imply a disadvantage.
Using the concepts of collaborative working and needs assessment, the study specifically designed a three-phase, firstly to complete needs assessment then to imply the programs and to focus on the conclusion and reflection in the third phase.
When asked about Ghostface, Bronson went off script: "He's not rapping like this no more," he said, adding that Ghostface "needs something" – seeming to imply that he is no longer relevant.
Students and postdocs exist to serve institutional needs, he seemed to imply, and not vice versa.
