Sentence examples for which clearly implies from inspiring English sources

The obtained results are very close to the actual ones for all three case studies, something which clearly implies that the ANN approach is well working and has an acceptable accuracy, constituting an additional tool of electric engineers.

The same upper bound holds for P ( B n − ), which clearly implies (4).

Figure 4 shows FT-IR spectra of PVA, SA, and the blend monolith (PVA/SA-3), which clearly implies that the blend monolith consists of both polymers.

On the other hand, if we take f = 1 [ 0, 1 ], then ∥ T ( f ) ∥ ρ > e ≥ ∥ f ∥ ρ, which clearly implies that T is not d ω -nonexpansive.

While he does contend that tragedy will effect or accomplish catharsis, in so speaking he does not use language which clearly implies that catharsis is in itself the function of tragedy.

Thus, a triplet 〈n,f,k〉 will henceforth be used, to denote the full constitution of the system in terms of numbers of nodes (an exception is made to the reference system 〈n,f〉=〈1,0〉, which clearly implies k=0).

But it did not appear in her tweet, which clearly implied that the $21 trillion could have been used to pay for 66percentt of the $32 trillion in estimated Medicare-for-All costs.

Figure 2.23 is an astonishing image that has apparently captured this process at work! Theoretical support for this "bottom-up" scenario is provided by computer simulations of the early Universe, which clearly imply that merging took place much of it under the direction of, once again, gravity.

When we carried out the CuO synthesis using TG, we obtained only separated CuO nanowires which clearly imply that the role of TG is definitely different from the role of CTAB and HMTA, where use of these agents leads to some kind of morphological changes in the material formation.

The emails, which clearly imply the police had some knowledge of Hermant's dubious activities in Belgium, raised uncomfortable questions at the time about the role and responsibility of the state in the January attacks.

For the story is barely related to the subject which is clearly implied.