Sentence examples for part implies that from inspiring English sources
The 'only if' part implies that if (1) converges locally but (partialphi(x^)=1), then ϕ cannot be a local contraction.
Specifically, the observations that the content of Te in the middle part is higher than in the end part implies that Se/Te NWs grow from the middle part of the short or long Te nanorods.
Higher allocation of N than dry mass to the reproductive part implies that reproduction also worked as a strong N sink in growth of the plant.
Mr. Schoenig, for his part, implied that he saw any effort to dissolve the government as easier said than done.
Proof Suppose that a, b ∈ A. Since A is an invex set with respect to θ, for every t ∈ [ 0, 1 ] we have b + t θ ( a, b ) ∈ A. Integrating by parts implies that (8).
Differences between the two bowel parts implies that intestinal tissue was less resistant to cell death and may provide an explanation for decreased susceptibility of the intestine to neoplastic transformation.
They include in the past year alone calling Barack Obama "part-Kenyan" and implying that led him to dislike Britain, as well as writing an offensive poem about Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
They are not equal, because firstly the string-X lacks "F(1.5) G(0.3)," implying that part of the channel top deposits may be eroded away.
Our results have revealed part of this behavior, implying that dense seismic array observations with a high sampling rate can contribute to our understanding of volcanic activity and contribute to the prediction of eruptions.
When introduced in 1914, the product quickly became a success, which in part was due to implying that Grapico contained real grape juice even though it did not.
Less than 10% of the medication focused eligibility criteria made any reference to dose quantity information and of those half of those criteria did not specify a dose quantity per se but specified "stable dosage" or "changing dosage" as part of their description, implying that dose quantity would need to be queried.
