Sentence examples for principle implicates that from inspiring English sources

This morphological principle implicates that rolling of the femur relative to the tibia would rather occur within the lateral compartment, whereas gliding would predominantly occur within the medial femorotibial compartment [8, 9, 10].

In effect, these infosecurity media outlets cited two actions by Anonymous spin-offs, implicated that actions like this were a principle project of hacktivism, and thereby implicated a larger, imminent threat of hacktivism.

The thought is that given the inclusive sense, it can be predicted using the Cooperative Principle that speakers will commonly use "p or q" to implicate that not both are true.

This implicated that other mechanisms blocked cell division.

Thus, it is implicated that even atheists agree with creationists.

These facts implicate that the PVDF/PMMA blend matrices filled with CB are not homogeneous.

But Grice's theory claims that what S implicates is that which the Cooperative Principle requires S to believe, making implicature the dependent variable.

McDowell has been implicated in that dispute.

Jaish-e-Muhammad was implicated in that attack.

Mr. Obama is not implicated in that case.

Upper management was not implicated in that agreement.