Sentence examples for one of implied from inspiring English sources

The effect is one of implied nudity -- she's an Art Deco Venus de Milo.

At the time of the study, the consent model for the SCR was one of implied consent or "opt-out" (that is, unless a person explicitly withdrew consent, an SCR would be created), although this model is now being revisited.

It has several violent scenes and one moment of implied sexuality.

One of the implied doubts is about the subject itself.

The ad featured two puppets having a conversation about the cost of a Wonga loan, in which one of them implied that the representative interest rate of 5,853% was "irrelevant".

However, in general, conditions (L3) and (L4) are not comparable, i.e., neither one of them implies the other (see [6] for details).

With stem cells able to make only two choices at each division, negative regulation of one of them implies positive regulation of the other.

Two competing scenarios have been proposed, one of them implying that segmental units are produced serially by the activity of a posterior, subterminal growth zone.

In 1980, the Sunday Times magazine picture editor, the late Bruce Bernard, proposed a series on the neglected cities of Europe: places that were more rewarding to visit than their reputation (or lack of one) implied.

A homomorphism exists between two facets when the properties of one are implied by the other.

The work of one discipline implied certain conclusions that could be drawn, but the other discipline felt such conclusions might not be acceptable because they neglected to address a critical dimension of the problem.