Sentences with word «implied»

Obviously, the name implies more of a stage - one service for people who are just entering the dating scene.

However, such beliefs are not implied by atheism, which is just the rejection of beliefs in god, but individual atheists may have such beliefs.

But at least it does not imply in the definition that the loss is pretty much someone doing less for you.

We have a vast amount of experience in dealing with implied terms.

There is, as the name also implies, grapefruit vinaigrette.

As the name implies for the latter, trigger the Speed Camera going over the according speed limit to have a snapshot taken of you.

Only time will tell, but if realized volatility moves higher, expect an increase in implied volatility which can directly lead to trading opportunities.

Their title and conference chances didn't diminish much, seeing less than 2 % changes in implied probability for each outcome.

This was the case in Canadian law that determined that «no» actually does mean no, and that there is no such thing in the law as implied consent to sexual assault.

But with implied volatility particularly low, we have bought in a good portion of the corresponding short - call positions we were using as a hedge.

In court, most often the judge will make decisions based on what implied intent is expressed in the letter.

Support for this project does not necessarily imply endorsement of the findings or contents of these reports.

Because implied consent only has a shelf life that you want to worry about for so long.

As the title implies knowing the company is the simplest rule in determining how «creative» to make your cover letter.

Just for fun, here is what the research implied about certain car colors (listed in order of most dangerous to least) 1.

The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by us.

Certain state laws do not allow limitations on implied warranties or the exclusion or limitation of certain damages.

That term implies something... uniform across the planet, mainly about temperature, gradual, quite possibly benign.

The breakdown of trade talks also implies more countries are thinking local.

All the study results implied was that if you take something from it's existing environment and place it a vastly different environment with no time to adjust harm can be done.

A «growing consensus» necessarily implies at least two perspectives on a matter.

I've seen a connection strongly implied in various political sources but I've never seen anyone make a direct link.

One form of liability is warranty liability, which arises from an express or implied contract with a purchaser of the product and only applied to parties to the contract.

Which only implies that it also has some anti-aging benefits!

I also don't know what the fuck that name even implies.

If implied volatility increases, the option's premium increases.

We went from > 80 % implied odds of rate cut next week in overnight index swaps to just above 40 % in about an hour.

Under contingent claims theory, spreads should narrow when equity prices rise, and when implied volatility of equity options falls.

However, most of these companies are young and at a stage of scaling up which implies higher risk.

On judicial review it is the court that is tasked with finding implied reasons.

I agree with you that sending a person on their way implies there is a path to follow.

This question implies there's a correlation when there really isn't.

Equity and debt return expectations do not imply changes in corporate capital structure or dividend policy.

Only an idiot would say or even imply such a thing.

Nothing in that statement implies in anyway that it is acceptable to incur those costs against future generations for the benefit of reduced costs by avoiding mitigation today.

As the article implied earlier, there is always room «at the top» for uniqueness.

The word implies at least tiny «changes», or the word has no meaning.

This is a classic correlation does not imply causation situation.

There is the definition in the article, and there is a meaning implied by its use in various documents.

By converting these odds into implied probabilities, we were able to diagnose the largest discrepancies between the two sets of data.

That would imply value for your book while still offering buyers a discount over the competition.

It is worth noting at this point that none of the patterns presented in the tables should be interpreted as implying anything concrete about the relationship between factors beyond the fact of their association.