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That db4o simply returns cached objects instead of more implicitly handling them is something of a contentious issue.

The two companies were implicitly backed by the U. S. government, which in practical terms meant that they would not be allowed to fail.

But like the Bush administration, she said President Obama will take no options, implicitly including military ones, off the table.

You also implicitly accept that smoking is addictive, since your cigarette consumption plan seems to be to start and never stop.

Yet, at least for now, China implicitly relies on the U. S. Navy to guarantee the sea-lanes along which that oil is shipped.

And you see that each one of these is just taken again and again. As we've seen implicitly in all these treatments so far as well.

The SNB implicitly referred to the possibility of a collapse of one of the large banks in its analysis of the "too big to fail" problem.

It exasperated him to see things out of proportion. He believed in Nature's laws, implicitly.

Or will get punished for coming up with a negative answer, an answer that implicitly criticizes both you and the system you are part of?

And I said that youth are poetry, high style, Yun by far-reaching and meaningful resistance implicitly read-resistant materials.

Every girl easily thirst for love, easy implicitly love, easy to give up the love.

Event syntax , the base implementation is implicitly called and therefore you do not need to call it in your method .

When you create one, you do not implicitly create all the resources that are necessary to physically implement the topology.

Implicitly typed locals turn out to be convenient outside of the context of a query.

The cursor is implicitly deallocated when the batch , stored procedure, or trigger ends, unless it was passed back in an OUTPUT parameter .

In the aftermath, inflation expectations went negative, implicitly predicting deflation on a scale not seen since the Great Depression.

Its pitch, implicitly, is that it would not have allowed criminal violence to get out of hand.

A struct cannot be abstract and is always implicitly sealed.

Try to state to yourself what you feel implicitly to be God's truth, and you give God a chance to pass it on to someone else through you.

Implicitly typed local variables, which permit the type of local variables to be inferred from the expressions used to initialize them.

However, by means of tsunami inverse method, the vertical seafloor displacement can be calculated implicitly.

If the code for your type or function does not otherwise constrain the types of parameters, the function or type is implicitly generic.

Remember that access to a TOPIC object implicitly grants access to any topic strings at or below that TOPIC in the topic tree.

Unless explicitly or implicitly reset, SET options that are set for a connection apply after connecting to a different database.

This rule implies that the maximum size of a WebSphere Application Server cluster is implicitly limited by the maximum size of a core group.

The announcement was in a sense of anticlimax, since it implicitly recognized the failure of their plan.

When we set out to achieve something, it is because we have decided, at least implicitly, that our goal is both desirable and achievable.

Bottom line is that I trust her implicitly and the reason why I love her so much is that I feel very safe with her. Always.

a token implicitly to be relied on, of a deeper antipathy in the breast of the latter than he was willing to acknowledge to himself.

This example demonstrates how data can be implicitly converted between an int value, a String value, and a double value.

The value implicitly defines a new Server Group of that name if it doesn't exist already.

When you truly admire what someone has created, you implicitly admit that you will never be able to reach that standard yourself.

Japanese foreign ministry official said the Chinese had taken a "huge step" by implicitly acknowledging the Japanese demarcation line.

He was, he liked to say, a "corsair of the Republic" , implicitly given permission to proceed with dash and without compunction.

This way, I implicitly defined the outside of the cube as the front face and the inside as the back face.

Partial application of function arguments, which enables you to create new functions implicitly from existing ones.

SCA enables you to either implicitly or explicitly define Spring resources as services, references, and properties.

My boss made it implicitly clear that if I didn't finish the report, I would be fired.

When applied to a class, the compiler implicitly calls a component-initializing method from the default synthetic constructor.

Such an analysis implicitly assumes that the second round impact of the US slowdown on other economies is incorporated into the estimate.

Implicitly typed arrays, a form of array creation and initialization that infers the element type of the array from an array initializer.

ORACLE implicitly repeats the FETCH until all the rows from the cursor are consumed and stores each row in an element of the array.

Explicitly or implicitly, more or less consciously, he asks, "What is the utility to me of adding one more animal to my herd? "

Language techniques for constructing DSLs frequently use clever tricks to supply wrapping context for your code implicitly.

Is an expression of the type float or of a type that can be implicitly converted to float, with a value from -1 through 1.

It links the information contained within the two tables and implicitly forms a relationship between the two entities.

Johnson trusted McNamara implicitly and relied too heavily on the advice of a man he praised as a "can-do fellow" .

Implicitly, the algorithm does have one dependency on the element type: We must be able to compare elements.

If strict type semantics are in effect, only widening conversions are permitted implicitly, and narrowing conversions must be explicit.

At this point, we have now implicitly created a message engine inside the application server (Figure 15).

Also, implicitly, there is the possibility that you could engineer a queue to continue streaming revised details over time.

If you do so, then any application within the cell can look up the resource, and then implicitly use the provided user ID and password.

There are two ways in which classes can be loaded -- explicitly or implicitly -- with subtle variations between the two.

The JSP container will implicitly declare one for you and make it available through the out variable.

But that status implicitly rests on the belief that the American government will not exploit its advantages to the full.

No one doubts the need for such regulations, but their excessive or discriminatory use can be implicitly protectionist.

What's more, the letter implicitly endorses much of what administration officials have been saying about health economics.

These increases would not show up explicitly in the tax code but, rather, implicitly as part of health care reform.

It's incredibly important to me that I can implicitly trust the people I'm in a foxhole with.

It is not sufficient for the columns to be implicitly convertible types, as is generally the case for UNION.

"It's a very sensitive issue to China as well, and maybe China is implicitly encouraging them. "

Implicitly-typed arrays are usually used in query expressions together with anonymous types and object and collection initializers.

A constant expression must yield a value of the target type, or of a type that can be implicitly converted to the target type.

When you offer x percent of your company for y dollars, you're implicitly claiming a certain value for the whole company.

The method is implicitly invoked at the first attempt to get or set information to the WMI object .

Unlike its traditional counterparts, this method processes geometric models via implicitly manipulating differential properties of meshes.

Between them, China's central and local governments own over 100, 000 companies and implicitly favour many more.

When they do this, they are implicitly assuming that cumulative risk increases at a constant rate as you look further into the future.

The discharge of toxic compounds to the atmosphere has been implicitly regarded as a way of removal or destruction.

Many older theories implicitly deprecated the navigational abilities and overall cultural creativity of the Pacific islanders.

All references to database objects must be either explicitly or implicitly resolved to the specific database in which they reside.

Namespace is always declared implicitly.

For now, we'll concentrate on how executable and DLL modules implicitly link to one another.

In this sense, art, illusions and visual science have always been implicitly linked.

I invite you to begin to listen to your own truth and follow it implicitly.

Imagine how long it would take if you had a large set of domain objects and you implicitly selected from the top Object class.

Officials say that by highlighting particularly damaging bits, they would implicitly concede that other material is harmless.

So unlike other database approaches which only implicitly can form a graph structure a graph database explicitly represents a graph.

The developer chose a particular API or Java persistence framework which implicitly made the decision for you on the SQL execution mode.

In some cases, policies are not explicitly stated but are just implicitly defined by an implementation.

Calling Close will implicitly call Generate if you do not explicitly call Generate.

If the data types cannot be implicitly converted, the join condition must explicitly convert the data type using the CAST function.

Many Westerners implicitly believe this too and are convinced that the next decade will be China's.

Instead the cursor definition is implicitly done by providing the corresponding SELECT statement within the LOAD command.

An implicitly-declared default constructor is an inline public member of its class.

That, implicitly, a free economy, with growth and opportunity, are the American virtues.

The ADT method defines a set of objects implicitly, through the applicable functions.

The expression supplying the value must be implicitly convertible to the type of the property.

Since ancient times rulers have recognized, explicitly or implicitly , the ethnic common laws or even incorporated them into the state laws.

Role-overload brings excessive stress, both explicitly and implicitly, to teachers who transmit scientific knowledge and cultivate ideology.

Since ancient times rulers have recognized, explicitly or implicitly , the ethnic common laws or even incorporated them into the state laws.

Role-overload brings excessive stress, both explicitly and implicitly, to teachers who transmit scientific knowledge and cultivate ideology.

A single process that has multiple tasks to perform implicitly serializes those tasks, because there is only one thread of control.

The Fed will be central to ensuring that institutions implicitly backed by the state are appropriately regulated: impartiality is crucial.

By buying SDRs the central banks are implicitly spreading their reserve accumulation away from dollars and into those other currencies.

Connectors can be created explicitly, implicitly, or automatically.

The CEOs of Chevron and Exxon implicitly criticized BP's practices in testimony to a congressional hearing on Tuesday.

It allows types to be implicitly converted to another type by the compiler.

The speech came on the first anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and implicitly recognized that time was an enemy of reform.

Will the central banks be forced to "do a Turkey" and adjust their inflation targets upward (implicitly or explicitly) to reflect reality?

Is an expression of type float or of a type that can be implicitly converted to float.

You will never design an electronic or an electromechanical system that does not include a feedback loop, either explicitly or implicitly.

Objects that do not inherit from MarshalByRefObject are implicitly marshal by value.

Dropping the lock event monitor does not implicitly drop the corresponding unformatted event table.

This causes all permissions not identified in the minimum set or optional set to be implicitly refused.

In some cases, policies are not explicitly specified, but are rather implicitly defined by a set of implemented rules.

When receiving a TC an authentication provider will not verify their origin or consistency explicitly but implicitly only.

When you create an anonymous type that contains an array, the array must be implicitly typed in the type's object initializer.

However, the modern China in every foreign conflict failures either explicitly or implicitly enhanced people-oriented material.

Initialization. A structure variable implicitly includes an initialization of the elements using the structure's parameter less constructor.

JDBC concrete implementations are loaded implicitly, and source code rarely references these concrete classes directly.

Classes deriving from the CriticalFinalizerObject class are implicitly treated as a constrained execution region (CER).

Everybody who's spoken at TED has told us implicitly, or sometimes explicitly, a different story, that life is not linear, it's organic.

Gets a value indicating whether the expression was implicitly generated by the parser.

When a binary operator is overloaded, the corresponding assignment operator, if any, is also implicitly overloaded.

If the IDSSECURITYLABEL column is not specified in the insert column list of the merge table, the user's label is implicitly inserted.

As previously mentioned, PUBLIC is implicitly granted certain privileges when a new database is created.

It's hard to ignore advice from loved ones, because we implicitly fear that failure to follow it will signal lack of love or respect.

The compiler implicitly widened and sign-extended a variable, and then used the resulting value in a bitwise OR operation.

Implicitly, the BIS report rejects such a view.

An expression involving the specified operands has incompatible operand types or implicitly converted operand types.

The Administrator is a super-user role that implicitly includes all the privileges that Operators and Viewers have.

He was referring to software (and implicitly Windows) but it also applies to Microsoft's organisational structure.

Methods are implicitly declared "abstract" if you leave off the equals sign and method body.

A mirrored media set cannot be implicitly broken (split) by removing a mirror.

That's because Prohibitions prohibits commercial use, while ODRL rights implicitly permit both commercial and non-commercial use.

French opposition politicians have piled in to Guadeloupe to "express solidarity" , implicitly linking the struggle to home.

Resources can be declared explicitly or implicitly within a page.

Calling GetType on a Nullable type causes a boxing operation to be performed when the type is implicitly converted to Object.

In many places, irrigation and fertiliser subsidies, government marketing and other schemes implicitly or explicitly favour cereal farmers.

After all, what Obama did yesterday was not just bash the banks; he also implicitly undercut the idea of global co-ordination too.

At transaction initiation, CICS implicitly starts a new task; this is the initial boundary of the transactional work to be undertaken.

Object assignment (with operator=()) for implicitly shared objects is implemented using shallow copies.

Low maturity organizations implicitly assume that management skill is either innate or is acquired by observing other managers.

These models drop the assumption of the rational actor yet implicitly keep the same model of economic rationality at their heart.

Central banks and governments implicitly guaranteed this debt, riding to the rescue whenever a repayment crisis loomed.

My professors also taught me, implicitly, how to put on the white doctor coat as a shield against human vulnerability.

The ODBC application can perform most of the operations using these implicitly defined descriptor handles.

Any member that accepts the revisions, whether expressly or implicitly , shall sign an Acceptance Letter for confirmation.

The strategies in this section focus on motivating users to join by communicating benefit to the user both explicitly and implicitly .

Interop assemblies implicitly implement interfaces that represent COM classes.

Namespace, which is always declared implicitly.

By carefully targeting the occupation and the settlements, such boycotts implicitly recognize the legitimacy of Israel itself.

For dblib network library connections, controls whether a transaction is started implicitly when a statement is executed.

Aesthetics begins implicitly, if not explicitly, as a mode designed to perfect human beings.

class is implicitly destroyed when all external references to it cease to exist.

Stored procedures are explicitly executed by invoking a CALL to the procedure while triggers are implicitly executed.

Export subsidies are generally not used explicitly but occur implicitly through changes in the profit margins of marketing boards.

Company grants no Software licenses whatsoever, either explicitly or implicitly, except as provided in this Contract.

However, you can still load older type library formats implicitly through the registry or current directory.

In such a case, they are implicitly relying on a flawed approach.

It's rather unusual to have packages published to PROD directly, either by FM or implicitly.

The bail-out implicitly required that bank depositors subsidise the cleaning up of the banking industry.

capital implicitly by a repressed banking system that remunerates savers poorly.

The expression evaluator cannot implicitly convert any value to a Boolean.

Statement implicitly creates an instance of a delegate.

CHECK constraints, defaults, and computed column references are implicitly schema-bound.

Rescorla implicitly understood that he could turn office workers into survivors.

Regardless of how an organization chooses to perform a code inspection, one thing is for sure: they're implicitly manual processes.

Interfaces and members of interfaces, which are implicitly abstract, cannot take the abstract modifier.

By seeking forgiveness, you implicitly expressed your longing to avoid committing the given act again.

Here we implicitly use the fact that the universe has a finite age, but how do we know?

However, more people tend to express their love implicitly, thus a kind of coffee cup with a hidden heart shape emerges as required.

Fu Yiwei has the Eastern feminine quiet implicitly, solemn virtuous qualities, debut so far, to the audience to bring many impressive works.

We have also explicitly guaranteed many deposits and implicitly guaranteed many more liabilities.

Under permissive type semantics, you can attempt all widening and narrowing conversions implicitly.

In unchained mode, a transaction is implicitly started before any data retrieval or modification statement.

SYSIBM becomes the owner of the implicitly created schema, and the PUBLIC group is given the privilege to create objects in this schema.

Second, it implicitly adds the dependent projects output directory to the path so that files can be found easily at link-time.

To optimize ease of use, the Pending Changes window implicitly assumes that you want to check in all changes.

The authors also implicitly assume that national amendments to the act were implemented in the same year countrywide.

But this is a humbling monument to the evil and endurance of Russia's Soviet past and, implicitly , a guide to its present.

String objects can be created implicitly using string literals.

Within this construct, a variable named myReviewStartRequest is implicitly defined; that variable is local to the event handler instance.

Subprime loans were offered on generous terms that, implicitly or explicitly, depended on rising house prices.

The set of privileges that was implicitly granted to the definer or owner (which has the GRANTEE of SYSIBM) is duplicated for the new user.

The parameters defined in a function or procedure are implicitly schema bound.

In Javascript, the class name is implicitly set to the file name of the script (minus the file extension).

A connector is created implicitly when it is computed from the system topology.

Returning the property implicitly opens the source file if it can be opened.

Admittedly the brevity of this list is a result in part of my implicitly defining philosophy narrowly.

They argue that this response fully serves the government's interest because it not even implicitly admit that such records exist.

All method binding in Java uses late binding unless the method is static or final ( private methods are implicitly final ).

Implicitly, the UK government is guaranteeing the liabilities of the swollen UK banks.

Both Mr Brown and Alistair Darling, chancellor of the exchequer, trust him implicitly.

I did not mean it that way, implicitly or explicitly.

If the qualifier is not specified, the current schema is implicitly assigned.

Denying CONTROL SERVER permission implicitly denies CONNECT SQL permission on the server.

Since more banks have access to the liquidity auction, thecentral banks are implicitly subsidising weaker banks relative to stronger ones.

Fetching the property implicitly opens the source file if it can be opened.

If there is no user-declared constructor for class X, a default constructor is implicitly declared.

Referring to this either explicitly or implicitly by using a nonstatic member is a compile-time error.

In doing so, you use poor naming to implicitly limit the reuse of your event.

If your extension DLL will be linked implicitly to the application, the call to AfxTermExtensionModule is not necessary.

Every key structure in the data warehouse contains, either implicitly or explicitly, an element of time.

In other cases, a client will run all their projects using waterfall, either implicitly or using their own custom methodologies.

Getting the property implicitly opens the source file if it can be opened.

Being familiar with all these genres is important, since they implicitly transfer culture-specific aspects of a language.

It is set implicitly by the IBM Cognos 8 system when the request is created and cannot be controlled or changed.

Is actually the driving service behind both the push and pull models; however, in the latter case it operates implicitly.

Permission to connect to the default endpoints is implicitly granted to users when logins are created.

The compiler assigns the Object Data Type to all implicitly declared variables.

However, an implicitly hidden column can always be referenced explicitly in SQL statements.

This step is required because certificates generated by Makecert. Exe are not implicitly trusted by the client system.

Samsung implicitly acknowledges this by including a plastic stylus with the camera.

The ALTER SETTINGS permissions is implicitly held by the sysadmin fixed server role and serveradmin fixed server role.

It does influence the calculated probabilities implicitly.

And spirit asks that each listen within and follow their internal guidance and leading implicitly .

It implicitly casts the String object type to an Object type (for the parameter list).

Here the XSLT stylesheet implicitly defines a new language for specifying Java class definitions.

Which will return a reference to the implicitly declared application variable.

It wasted billions of dollars over many months delaying GM's filing and then implicitly put itself on the hook for many billions more.

And then, after thinking still further, I realised it kicks away the foundation of almost everything we implicitly believe about the world.

A static member cannot implicitly reference instance data in a class.

It is transferred to the new owner of the PSM stored procedure implicitly when the PSM stored procedure is transferred.

Therefore, you must check out the corresponding resource file, either explicitly or implicitly, before editing it.

When choosing to implicitly acknowledge, a message is considered consumed as soon as it is delivered to the consumer.

By default, ALL is implicitly assumed, and you can use only one DISTINCT qualifier per SELECT statement.

Moreover, that conversion will be performed implicitly by the compiler.

DLLs that are implicitly linked to an application are loaded when the application loads.

Generating a resource file and implicitly associating its values with the controls in your application.

The derived class is said to implement the interface implicitly.

The -p switch implicitly inserts a print $_ statement in the loop produced by the -n switch.

Even so, the value must be chosen explicitly or implicitly before the experiments.

Class, connection pooling is managed implicitly but also provides options that allow you to manage pooling yourself.

Requirements are traced explicitly and implicitly.

Existing definitions implicitly emphasise the field and farm level.

while the logic on the other side of the line is incompletable, and contains implicitly elementary arithmetic and the rest of mathematics.

Tables can be joined either explicitly, by using the JOIN keyword, or implicitly, by using a WHERE clause.

You implicitly use cookies if you use session state and if you implement forms authentication.

Stores using this permission are also implicitly isolated by computer.

The destructor implicitly calls Finalize on the base class of the object.

Noncharacter data is implicitly converted to a character string.

You invoke an operator procedure implicitly by using the operator symbol in an expression.

In WSC, you can create instances implicitly when messages arrive for the service.

The ALTER SETTINGS permission is implicitly held by the sysadmin and serveradmin fixed server roles.

A new figure is implicitly started when a path is created or when a figure is closed.

As with methods, properties are implicitly public, and you may not use an access modifier keyword.

Specifies that a warning message is sent to the client if the cursor is implicitly converted from the requested type to another.

Contains information about how to implicitly and explicitly make target servers poll master servers to synchronize jobs information.

Users who do not have a current Exchange ActiveSync policy will implicitly inherit this new default policy.

Committing or rolling back a transaction implicitly begins a new transaction.

Normally, clients select strong ciphers implicitly if the Web server supports them, but it is best to be sure.

On the public Internet, VeriSign's root certificate is implicitly trusted by Firefox long before you go to any website.

Content Model: Adding a child to an ItemsControl object implicitly adds it to the ItemCollection for the ItemsControl object.

Second, a server is either implicitly or explicitly indicated in all of the definitions.

Implicitly typed locals are just that: local within a method.

In a serial model it is implicitly understood which stream assumes this role.

Instead, instances in BPEL4WS are created implicitly when messages arrive for the service.

Either implicitly converts a Single to a FixedPoint structure, or implicitly converts a FixedPoint structure to a Single.