Sentence examples for which is implied from inspiring English sources

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

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.

LB I'm not here to judge his apparent douchebaggery, which is implied to a point that it seems like he's actually taunting you with it in his pictures.

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

Based on this study, we provide evidence of density fractionation of organics in turbidity currents, which is implied to be a major control on the distribution of particles in deep-marine depositional systems.

In the study carried out up to this section, the damping coefficients of both the dampers are kept constant which is implying the zero damping eccentricity.

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

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

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.

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