They can be implied, touched on, but not contained.
The specialist biog-alteration website bioischanged.com was quick to register that Johnston Press chief executive Ashley Highfield - who was the BBC's head of New Media & Technology for eight years, leaving in 2008 - has dropped the words "launched BBC iPlayer" (which can be seen as implying he alone was responsible) from his @ashleyhi Twitter profile.
Arguments about this second sort of "creationism" are connected to the ambiguity of the term "design", and indeed "plan", both of which can be used to imply both purpose and structure: the designs I have on you are different in kind to the design of your body, though they may be stimulated by it.
Autism and Asperger's are considered disorders, which can be misleading because that implies that someone with autism is somehow "broken".
The interaction between two metals, which can be either synergistic or antagonistic, implies that the behavior of one is changed by the presence of the other.
Each yield curve depends on a set of factors, (Z_t), which can be either macro-factors or some implied state variables.
Thus in the case of ship, all user needs can be captured and translated into the overall ship functions: to float, to navigate, to (be easy to) control and manoeuvre, all of which can be further decomposed and in turn imply and can be obtained through a series of technical solutions for the boat structure.
In addition, late activity of two key glyceroneogenic genes, MDHC and PEPCKC implied that glyceroneogenesis, which can be fed with mitochondrial intermediates derived from lactate and gluconeogenic amino acids, in addition to pyruvate, was active in developing fish adipocytes.
Again, the rationale is not ridiculous: a lie is more grave than an untruth, which can be merely a mistaken conviction, and it implies conscious intention to deceive rather than inward-turning self-deception.
