Sentence examples for to implicit from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 summarizes the findings related to implicit bias.

"There's been a shift from explicit racism to implicit racism," she says.

They can borrow money at a favourable rate thanks to "implicit" government guarantees.

The right wants an end to implicit government subsidies for large financial institutions.

Both got away with it for years thanks to implicit government guarantees and influential friends in Washington.

Schwarz argues that wearable computing also involves "shifting from explicit to implicit commands, [which] is not a trivial step".

Most of the papers that were reconciled 'towards stronger rejection' went from explicit to implicit endorsement, or from implicit endorsement to no position.

The N.B.A. might be among the most progressive leagues in the world, yet its officiating crews aren't immune to implicit bias.

Because systemically important firms can borrow more cheaply thanks to implicit state backing, small and medium-sized banks struggle to compete.

IMPES refers to "Implicit Pressure Explicit Saturation".

While several lines of evidence indicate that declarative ("what", explicit) memory undergoes maturation, it is commonly assumed that procedural ("how-to", implicit) memory, in children, is well established.