imply

She found no effect in the massaged group who did not participate in the game, implying that trust does indeed act as some sort of trigger.

All this information is encapsulated in an ST_Geometry value, implying that this value also needs about one MB disk space in the database.

"Egypt will never be the same, " he said, implying that it would be better.

Pertaining to a quality implying a close logical relationship with, and importance to, the matter under consideration.

The sex media sometimes refer to the penis as the "love muscle, " implying that like the biceps, certain exercises can buff it up.

However, this is often interpreted as implying that all public speech must be either pro-or-con some very specific proposal.

Static analysis is often referred to as White-Box scanning, implying that it is the opposite of Black-Box.

The cover of Einstein in Love features a photograph of a young Einstein and a young Maric, implying that this is their love story.

Note that this also meant that it was impossible to use any one of these without implying the other two.

Again he felt this strange chill in him, implying disaster and delight, and then he hoped that she would not come.

So in that way the skeptic must be implying at least a prima facie possibility that reason is inadequate to that task.

Thermal comfort exists if the human body in thermal equilibrium with its environment, implying a constant temperature of the body.

Following the treaty of Westphalia there was a focus on the question of state sovereignty, implying non-intervention, to secure peace.

The Delegation said they were not implying that some of the proposals were to be eliminated from the Agenda.

I'm not implying that you shouldn't take the job , Just think about it a little more before accepting the position.

An hour earlier the doctor who had released Sean told him, "I'm not sure you'll be able to row" -- implying ever.

It is generally assumed that this phrase refers to a species of exorcism on Jesus' part, implying the Magdalene was possessed.

However, even the new banks have written off about 50% of their loans, implying that they do not expect that portion to be repaid.

He said it was late, implying that we ought to go home.

implying justice dictated by reason, conscience, and a natural sense of what is fair to all.

We normally say that a company "went bankrupt, " implying that it had no choice.

A higher CPI value indicates that more cycles were necessary to run the instruction, implying suboptimal execution of the program.

Bribery, a form of pecuniary corruption, is an act implying money or gift given that alters the behaviour of the recipient.

The Lush marketing department is taking liberty with the truth by implying that some synthetics used in cosmetics are not safe.

JON LEYNE: But what you also seem to be implying is that, without agreement over water, there's no peace deal.

I am not implying, for one moment, that every athlete in Beijing is at it.

Roberto Campos's critics often dismissed him as "Bob Fields" , an English translation of his name, implying his ideas were foreign.

Notice that we specify an amount of $150, implying that this will need manager approval.

Demand for office and retail space is thus expected to rise slowly as well, implying continued declines in commercial building activity.

And Greece is a victim of the crisis, not the cause, he says, implying everyone else is guilty for the mess.

They carry books, banners, and manifestoes, all of which are blank, further implying the arbitrary nature of their campaign.

It had 663m registered users last December and made $860m in revenue in 2010, implying revenue per user of a mere $1. 30.

The reporters saw tanks, grad rocket launchers, and fuel tankers massing, all implying his pause at the Ajdabiya would not last for long.

Mr Lees thinks the ratio might fall to five over the next decade, implying that energy's share of GDP could quadruple.

anything may happen until then ", implying that the company could reverse its policy. "

"The [mutation] rose to extremely high frequency in a relatively short time, implying that the selective force was quite strong, " Su says.

When translated into German, Pepsi's popular slogan, "Come Alive with Pepsi" came out implying "Come Alive from the Grave" .

Make simple critiques of a show without implying that her fascination with the drama and the weapons makes her guilty by association.

And annual sales of less than 10 million, implying only about 4% turnover of the U. S. vehicle fleet, can't last forever.

Their king recently visited Oujda to launch plans for new factories and infrastructure, implying he could not wait for Algeria to open up.

Immediately afterward there was a sudden decrease in allograft blood flow and urine output, implying hyperacute rejection.

By not even mentioning marriage, the state is implying that no one expects him to stick around.

I'm not implying that we can become people fluent speakers in a matter of a few minutes here and there.

On the contrary, he had emphasised that his plan was roughly revenue neutral, implying that any stimulus would be second order.

implying our own standards while introducing the classificatory standards of the music teaching methods used by national researchers.

Governments today have had to step in earlier in the economic cycle, implying a longer period of engagement for two reasons.

While I believe that small is beautiful, I'm not implying that there aren't many very good companies that are very big.

The subjects with PTSD had much faster reaction times to those intermediate cues, implying that overgeneralization may be a marker for PTSD.

It begins, "We the people of the United States, " implying that the new government represented individuals rather than states.

Too many comments that are self-serving could make you seem like you're implying you're better than average.

I mean, for a poet, the composition of a long poem, implying a momentous poetic behavior.

Indeed, in early drafts of the work, Bach wrote parts unplayable by two hands alone, implying the performance on a pedal instrument.

However, the bank expects China's growth to fall below trend in 2008 and 2009, implying that unemployment will climb.

Two magical elements are associated with the symbolism of this colour: fire and blood, implying warmth and life for mankind.

In Britain this borrowing has taken on an unpleasant note, implying arrears of work due to strikes, shortages and difficulties in general.

She explained how Rockefeller's doodles were a series of boxes all on top of each other - implying constructive logical thought.

Even now, with a deal scheduled to close in less than a month, the stock trades at $22. 09, implying an annualized return of more than 100%.

The branching order of super groups is unresolved, implying that the relationships are unknown rather than a simultaneous radiation.

Returns in real terms have even moved into negative territory on six-month paper, implying that investors still look to Germany as a haven.

The Virtual Economy is an evolutionary stable structure, implying that it is impervious to small-scale reforms.

But there has been no slowdown in its manipulative purchases of U. S. assets, implying that the renminbi remains deeply undervalued.

"Any suggestion that he was implying either country was a military threat is just false, " Kirby said.

Sorrell previously described the current slump as an italic L shape, implying a slow and protracted recovery.

Von Neumann quantitatively compared the speed of brain neurons and the speed of vacuum tubes, boldly implying the two could be compared.

introduction : horse is the symbols of speed and luck , implying that china will develop herself as fast as a flying horse.

The Beijing Olympics give China a healthy dose of "soft power, " implying, as the games do, real international legitimacy.

This maintaining ambit of self-implying and self-blessing is much better than pure skin care.

He shrugged his shoulder, indirectly implying that he was indifferent to the jazz band's concert in a nearby pub .

In essence, this reveals that the market is implying a 50% probability that the U. S. turns into Japan.

Of things : The material cause or instrumentality whereby effects are produced ; but implying a rational employer or contriver .

Because implying that their parents can afford expensive dentistry elevates the girls' social position -- even if the conceit is phoney.

I'm not implying that if you follow these steps, the idea that you ultimately propose will or should be accepted.

Then she flounced over to the dog, kissed it with ecstasy, and swept into the kitchen, implying that a dozen chefs awaited her orders there.

The authors take this as evidence that the output gap may have been only 2% in the first quarter, implying little or no threat of deflation.

Note that I'm not implying that you can't change a schema; I'm just saying that change is more easily accommodated without one.

Yet the associated data must be consistent, implying a need for data synchronization.

The average is less than $2 so far this year, implying an annualized saving of $195 billion, or 1. 4% of gross domestic product.

But that narrative, implying that U. S. manufacturing withered while we bought Chinese products at the mall, is simply wrong.

A new type of control project, implying model algorithm and cascade control for the four-stream plate-fin heat exchanger is offered.

Han Yu's "essays implying the doctrine" and Boileau's "love righteousness principle" both belong to rational category of literature.

Hey, listen, I don't know who you are or what you're implying, but, um, I would never use another photographer's idea.

but it may lead to faulty pricing decision by implying that identical items of merchandise have different economic values.

The loans that funded the big deals typically trade at three-quarters of their face value, implying distress.

On the contrary, supersized deficits are denting business confidence, not least by implying higher future taxes.

of the GPA, implying further general broadening of the overall services coverage of the Agreement.

A monstrous mutation, once implying freakish severity, was newly seen as simply a flip, a mere deviation from the average variation.

But he quickly reverted to form, falsely implying that rising inequality is mainly a story about rising wages for the highly educated.

Both Illite and smectite are present in most samples, implying that climate of the source area was cool and arid.

Its image is lion like , implying courage, dignity, boldness and self-esteem rather than daintiness or delicacy.

Non-deliverable forwards were on Monday implying a 0. 8 per cent depreciation of the renminbi during the next 12 months.

CNS's ebitda for 2010 is expected to be $200m, implying that MBK values the company at $2. 2bn.

George Bush refuses to take any option off the table, implying a readiness to react with military force.

There is now talk of a G2 of China and America, implying that their global weights are nearly equal.

"Don't demean the profession" by implying that you can rate teachers with numbers, he says.

Are you implying that the Denver shootings were not a cabal action but were the result of a deranged individual?

She expects the total will rise above $200, 000bn at the end of 2010, implying an annual growth rate of around 8 per cent.

It implying the configuration of Dabie Block must great changed before and after it deep subducted into mantle depth.

Implying heat pump into hot water system in place of traditional heating ways will do goods both in economy and environment.

China has just recorded two successive months of net selling of renminbi by its banks, implying capital outflows.

That attack hit the Indian Embassy and Afghan officials are implying Pakistan orchestrated the blast.

monarchs, not American presidents, have subjects, and here Rall is implying that the aristocratic Bush has a rather royal view of himself.

having the power of implying or suggesting something in addition to what is explicit.

The attack hit the Indian Embassy and Afghan officials are implying Pakistan orchestrated the blast.

To feign ignorance of or fail to take measures against a wrong, thus implying tacit encouragement or consent.

And Galliani has dismissed claims that Ronaldinho is past his best, implying the old adage that 'form is temporary, class is permanent'.

Giving a Dream like performance. I'm not implying that he is or will ever be as good as Hakeem but tonight was his night!

No, I'm not implying that we can instantly heal the pain of a severe or unexpected personal tragedy just by thinking about being happy.

Containing or implying calumny; slanderous or defamatory.

One exception is the South Korean won, which is exactly at its PPP, implying that it is overvalued against other emerging-market currencies.

The good news for America is that the relative proportion of middle-aged people should rebound in 2025, implying a strong recovery.

Chinese savings rates are among the highest in the world, implying huge potential for consumption.

It has a derogative sense , implying it is unnecessary to do so .

Mr. Van Creveld is implying that Israel's own nuclear arsenal of an estimated 200 warheads would prevent any Iranian first strike.

They are the same two products implying the purchase of each other.

Anything above 100%, implying that debts exceed foreign exchange, should ring alarm bells.

You can use a URN to talk about a resource without implying its location or how to dereference it.

Use English wrote a letter " G " , implying a green image, " a law naturally, the harmony between man and nature" of the faith.

Wow, she is implying there is a lot of guys pursuing her but she is not giving them a light of day.

"Flavor" is a kind of structure form of abstract and implying.

Taking government's services, you are implying that you are consenting to the government taking things from you.

I'm not implying that retiring at a later age is inappropriate.

For example, when the detective decides "this is a homicide, " he is logically implying that there must have been (at least one) killer.

Never say, "Good choice, " implying that other choices are bad.

as "simple racism, implying that foreigners don't obey the rules. "

Now about 40% of issues are distressed, implying a default rate of 10% this time next year.

People admit while disdaining these two kinds of jobs that they are a kind of deal too implying, It is only the special deal .

Parental income is a better predictor of a child's future in America than in much of Europe, implying that social mobility is less powerful.

But the snappy terms are misleading, implying something that is as inevitable for men as the menopause is for women.

The LTG size is specified either in K or M units, implying KB or MB respectively.

I'm not implying anything about your cooking, but could we eat out tonight?

On the back, it is the emblem of 29th Olympic Games, implying the unification of Chinese culture and Olympic spirit.

For instance, Jiao Zi looks like gold, implying a wealthy year head.

The dictionary is stored in the table itself, implying a small amount of overhead (approximately 74KB).

Surely The Economist is not implying that we should care only about the status of women in industrialised countries.

Half a man's life is spent in implying, in turning away, and in keeping silent.

The students can solve the questions with the implying message of mathematical symbol.

I have no idea what you're implying.

The composition of the coating is very complicated, implying a lot of organic compounds.

Implying, of course, that he's doing us a favor, despite the fact that he wouldn't have any money if no one signed up.

I hope you are not implying that I obtained this money dishonestly .

" the suffering of the people to know " , implying that the some sympathy for farmers.

The new firm cut corners by implying new technology.

Threatens you? Uh, well, yeah, but not the way you're implying.

Henry Wu: You re implying that a group composed entirely of female animals will. . . breed?

We are implying that the target is more or less heading straight to the tracker.

D: I'm implying that Audrey Hepburn would need to lose weight to wear this dress.

That if they really wanted to lose weight they could (implying laziness).

Implying natural microorganisms to our life and production to reduce the pollution , let's build our nice home .

I'm not implying that you should get your money in $100 bills from now on, certainly.

Her comments were read by some as implying that blacks were lazy but also as a subtle appeal to white racial solidarity.

In India reports of consumption drops of 25 percent have caused domestic prices to fall 12-13 percent, implying lower production prospects.

I know that they are implying that I do not look my age, stage of the young people have.

Bill Gates' doodles, on the other hand, were a series of loosely connected boxes - implying a more unexpected, disorderly thought process.

What are you implying? Are you insinuating that I don't get you good presents for your birthdays?

Credit Suisse says Baidu is expensive and has a target price of $248, implying a PE ratio of 39 times forecast 2009 earnings.

Credit default swaps on five-year Greek bonds this morning were trading at rates implying a nearly 100% chance of default by the government.

The act of implying or the condition of being implied.

The average rate on dutiable goods rose from 40% to 48%, implying a price increase of only 6%.

There are some data implying that as nations become richer, the happiness of their citizens does not rise.

When you make something to fill a perceived lack, you are tacitly implying that you believe in separation.

An Rmb 5m condo at Jiayu Junyue costs Rmb40, 000 a year to rent, implying a return of 0. 8 per cent.

It is also faster than economic growth, implying that the world is not just consuming more energy, but also making it ever more dirtily.

The actual exchange rate is 8. 28 yuan, implying that the Chinese currency is undervalued by 56% against the dollar.

you're implying the J-20 is a big aircraft right? In some ways I read it, it seems like you're implying the complete opposite.

First-half gross domestic product rose 11. 1%, implying that second-quarter growth slowed from the first quarter's 11. 9% pace.

In Brazil a Big Mac costs the equivalent of $5. 26, implying that the real is now overvalued by 42%.

Lynetta just shrugged, implying that my mom could draw her own conclusion.

Lily: Oh, well, I know what you're implying.

The stake will cost $1. 9 billion in cash, implying that the firm is worth $2. 75 billion.

Dead wrong in implying that these sections always exist -- they easily can not exist.

What are you driving at? Are you implying that I don't know what I'm talking about?

Are you implying you have had an easy road of performing arts?

Are you implying that we should combine our two designs, taking the best features of each?

For example, an H may represent high pressure, implying good and fair weather.

I don't like what you're implying, and I like being followed even less.

Are you implying that I'm a fictional character?

Hey, are you implying that the reason I hide my candy stash is because I steal other people's candy?

But are you implying she wasn't in very good shape there?

Are you implying that Mensa is using the second methodology?

Are you implying me?

The government lays the blame largely on emissions drifting from mainland China, implying Hong Kong is powerless to clean up its air.

Right to Fair Competition and the Implying Premise of Coarse Theorem--On Suitability of Fair Competition and its Primary Characteristics

Or were you implying that I behaved like an animal this evening

The product and service implying it right away are without any individuality , the consumer is neither friendly nor aloof to it;

Coincident applies to events occurring at the same time without implying a relationship between them:

Biopsy of mouse ear were observed under optical microscope, implying that lymphocyte infiltration increased significantly;

He shrugged his shoulder, indirectly implying that he was indifferent to the ballet concert in a nearby pub

Drain suggests reduction by gradual drawing off and is stronger in implying harm: Drain

Drain suggests reduction by gradual drawing off and is stronger in implying harm:

Advantage of implying multi - medio net in teaching and relationship in teaching

The Application of ADO in Implying Deterministic Infinite Algorithm

Implying it right away is a machine one do not have the soul making money;

used before a clause or an infinitive expressing or implying alternatives

Studies imply that it is mostly a degenerative condition implying that the term "

Commonness Implying Truth and Truth Pointing to Nobleness--Feng Ding's exposition of people's outlook on life

If you're implying that he's got helpful friends on the outside,

What is Paul implying when he calls himself a servant, a slave? (v. 1)

Decoration implying of LU's cloud and water

Studying and Implying about Machine How to Collect Cotton in XinJiang

Not saying 'I love you'- while implying you do have feelings for them;