Sentence examples for the processes implied from inspiring English sources

The geological records of the processes implied by these hypotheses should look very different.

This is done as an attempt to give Halfacree's tool for deconstructing the social production of rural space analytical sensitivity to the actors engaged in the processes implied by social production.

This 'sense' of self would appear, at least from work with humans, to be the emergent property of 'mind' derived from the integration, or 'sensory binding' within the brain, of most of the processes implied by the aforementioned definitional criteria.

The increased interest in metabolomics and the significant correlation between nucleosides and the processes implied by the presence of cancer have generated increasing interest in analytical and bioinformatic techniques involving these agents.

Detailed investigation on the growth by monitoring the structures and morphologies of the nanoleaves during the process implied that the formed Cu1.94S nanocrystals played the catalytic roles for the CuInS2 nanoleaf growth.

To our informants, going through the process implied a series of personal transformations.

I think that makes sense, but anyway I suppose I'm saying I think I understand and I think I'm a better person because of my condition' (class 67) Part of the process implied another type of reconstruction – that of changing seemingly negative and depressing incidents or thoughts into positives, a standard technique used in cognitive behavioural therapy.

The reversibility of the process implies that it can be performed without added noise.

Since these lengths represent temperature change, the process implies that energy consumed during process AB should be the same as the energy removed during process DE.

Please consider this again: regulating the process implies the belief that some kinds of biotech operations must be considered suspicious in advance – and, needless to say, the dubious products, as ill-defined as they must be, are the so-called "genetically engineered organisms".

The convergence of the process implies that no more conserved interactions can be attained.