Sentence examples for which are implied from inspiring English sources

We exhibit some weaker properties which are implied by the spectral property.

But he and his fellow doctrinal conservatives worry most about secularization and loss of Christian identity, both of which are implied if Turkey joins the union.

Changes of environmental conditions during the time are important factors impacting a reduction of the effectiveness of these rules which are implied by changing users demands of the systems that vary over time.

Furthermore, the status of Olympic host comes with responsibilities for meeting standards of behavior regarding human, civil, and political rights, some of which are clearly stated in the Olympic charter, others which are implied as fundamental to a member of the world community.

Among those matters which are implied, though not expressed, is that the nation may not, in the exercise of its powers, prevent a state from discharging the ordinary functions of government, just as it follows from the 2d clause of article 6 of the Constitution, that no state can interfere with the free and unembarrassed exercise by the national government of all the powers conferred upon it.

existence and well-definedness of which are implied by our previous considerations about the boundedness of C t).

Parlous defines a general condition, not immediate danger, which is implied in perilous".

However, the combustor suffered significant overall heat loss (50 85%) which was implied by the low exhaust temperatures (500 K–750 K).

The sample utility is the minimum predictability, with a statistical level of confidence, which is implied by the data.

The fitted environmental Kuznets curve for deforestation, which is implied from the parameter estimates for the baseline model, is depicted in Fig. 3.

The instructor's evaluation and advice can then be given to students according to their individual capabilities (which is implied by the selected objective).